Proverbs 22

Bass in Your Face! explores the unique sonorities of multiple basses and bombards the audience with massive sound waves, featuring the abilities of talented bassists. It can be performed by students and

The narrator tells the joke then the orchestra "acts out" the concept. The first, with its steady dotted rhythm, represents jumping rope. The second imitates a helicopter. Dissonance is used throughout but

This piece can't figure out what it is. But this indecision provides the chance to practice from moving from F to F# and back. The occasional excursion into Eb provides practice for the low 1st finger.

The Sky is Falling is based on the traditional children's story of the same name about a character known as Chicken Little (aka Henny Penny) who, when hit by an acorn, thought the sky was

Though considered in Medieval times "the devil in music" the tritone is widely used in modern music. Tritone Mischief provides an opportunity to practice this important interval and the finger