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This work for beginning band is a great introduction to simple syncopation and will take your band on a field trip to the famous landmark. While using only the first six notes of the B-flat scale, there is

Aliens are attacking! From the attic? Yep, there are invaders from outer space hiding in the attic, and it's time to run for your lives! Beginning students will absolutely love this creative work with all

Bold and dynamic, this is an excellent choice for the beginning string orchestra's first concert. The title is derived from the use of only the first six notes of the E minor scale. This work showcases a

Full sounds and strong melodies, big impacts, and the perfect balance of level-appropriate dynamics and articulations make this an outstanding and intense concert opener, all while using just the first six

A great introductory work in C minor for your beginning musicians – easy use of rests on beat one makes for a truly teachable piece while being fun, accessible, and highly engaging. The handclaps make

Here is an excellent introduction to the march style. It is spirited and features a lovely countermelody in the upper woodwinds. Your percussionists will have fun opportunities with auxiliary instruments,

Ever wonder what it would sound like to mash-up the William Tell Overture with a variety of familiar Christmas songs? This creative arrangement is pure holiday fun for beginning bands and

How many times have you had the experience of a random cell phone disrupting a performance? Well, now you can make it part of the performance! This Christmas arrangement is not only a solid fundamental

This creatively arranged Christmas medley makes these wonderful but generally more advanced carols I Saw Three Ships; Patapan; In Dulci Jubilo and Deck the Halls accessible

Using only the first six notes of the D scale, this arrangement cleverly combines four classic carols into a delightful setting for the youngest of orchestra musicians. Your first-year students will shine

This clever version of the classic Christmas carol Up on the Housetop is a brilliant addition to the beginning string orchestra repertoire with opportunities to work on strengthening pizzicato.

This clever version of the holiday classic Up on the Housetop is a brilliant addition to your students' first holiday concert. This piece offers many opportunities to work on section independence

Take your beginning band on an adventure through space for their first concert performance. Using only the first six notes of the B-flat scale, simple rhythms, and easy dynamics and articulations, beginning

Let your percussion shine in this cheerful work for beginning band. It is a fun and engaging piece that features the percussion section while also sticking to most of the first pitches that beginners learn.

Every fall, flocks of up to a million starlings create fluid formations of wheeling and darting birds. The music creates sonic visions of this swirling sea of birds, a vast single cloud that can block out

Full of bombastic sounds and metal percussion, this piece is reminiscent of harsh measures! Silence in the individual parts is used to good effect, and a menacing feel prevails throughout. Your percussion

The holiday season is a time of joy, merriment, excitement, and traditions. One such tradition is the holiday band concert, which is often the debut performance of young musicians. This nice addition to the

This excellently written march uses simple rhythms and only the first six notes of the B-flt scale. Now your beginner players can enjoy performing this great traditional concert band genre!

An opportunity for beginners to experience this cherished Vivaldi standard... with a few twists. Beginning players are given the unique opportunity to explore the capabilities of their instruments

A fantastic work for beginning band that sounds like it came from a Hollywood studio. Lots of wonderful harmonic tensions, a strong melody, and a great contrasting theme that lets the woodwinds shine are

A joyous and triumphant work for the youngest bands! All sections have an opportunity to play this uplifting melody built on the first six notes of the B-flat scale. The perfect opener for their first

From its bold opening to the dramatic finish, this original composition is sure to please your young performers and impress their audiences. The emphatic full-ensemble writing will build confidence while

Even the youngest of students will be able to perform this impressive march. It uses only the first six notes of the B-flat scale, and the most difficult rhythm is two repeated eighth notes. Even