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A fine arrangement of this traditional Japanese fishing song originally used to keep the fishermen in time together as they send the boats out to sea, haul the nets, fold the sails, and load the catch. With lyrics coming from an old fishermen's dialect from the coast of Hokkaido in Japan, bushi' means "folk song" and hai hai' means "yes, yes," while the word soren' is used to mark time. An engaging work, excellent for teaching the pentatonic scale.

Soran Bushi

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Left... left... left, right, left! Marching in formation, efficient and organized, a colony of ants busy themselves, industriously working together to build their nest. As big drops of rain fall heavily from above, the ants scatter to avoid the sudden but momentary downpour only to rejoin the ranks to refocus their efforts. Excellent scoring, a catchy melody, and engaging playable parts will have your beginning ensemble sounding confident at their first performance.

Ant March

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Everyone loves a hero – but let's admit it, we also have a soft spot for an antihero! Whether it's Snape from "Harry Potter," Jack Sparrow from "Pirates of the Caribbean," Batman, or even Shrek, there's something captivating about characters who don't fit the traditional mold of a hero. Celebrate these complex and unexpected saviors with music that hints at heroism but carries a twist, reflecting their unique and unconventional journeys. Sit back and enjoy as your antihero steps up to save the day on their own terms!

Anti Hero

The samurai were the warriors of medieval Japan. In times of war, they fought bravely with their two-sword technique, even holding back the invading Mongols of Kublai Khan. Like musicians, they maintained their skills by practicing their tradition with discipline and close attention to detail.

Way of the Samurai

Feature your lead trombone with this great chart. Things start off sultry with a written solo and ethereal lines in the saxophones and trumpets. When things come together, it has some punch. Later on, the trombonist improvises for an extended solo. If you are looking to feature your lead trombone and have a great group that can back them up, go for this chart!

Bluestone Lane

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Based on a twelve-bar blues and built on syncopated melodic ideas that build in intensity when layered on top of each other, Crank It Up is a riff-based swing chart designed for young jazzers. With a cool bass line, a tuneful melody, call and response techniques, and suggested solos, this chart at the easiest level has it all!  It's also playable with optional reduced or expanded instrumentations, includes fully notated rhythm section parts, and includes an optional part for vibes. Teaching opportunites abound!

Crank It Up

Unleash an inner adventure! Inspired by a dragon featured on a school crest, this piece evokes the image of this legendary beast. The descriptive writing gives younger musicians a chance to perform an entertaining and dramatic-sounding piece while using chromatic passages to extend their musicianship.

Unleash the Dragon

The Late Night Llama is a driving Latin composition with a catchy piano riff that's central to this chart, featuring dynamic horn lines and a short rhythm section. The written or improvised solos are for trombone, trumpet, tenor sax and alto sax. Plus, it's playable with optional reduced or expanded instrumentation. Exciting!

The Late Night Llama

A knock on the door, a ring of the doorbell, a scream, and the guttural call of the zombies for "Braaaains!" This piece uses a creepy minor key, dynamic contrasts, an ominous bass line, and percussive effects to build a scary picture of zombies coming for a visit. They don't want a cup of tea!

Zombies at the Door

Featuring your underexposed baritone saxophone player, Groanin' owes a lot to Bobby Timmons' Moanin' in its call-and-response melody. It's got energy with a driving, rocky groove. The band has lots to play, pumping out the intro, bridge, and plenty of backings. This is an entertaining and celebratory chart that will please band and audience alike.

Groanin'

In the style of Count Basie, this features conversational interplay between sections and a driving, accessible groove. The piece unfolds like a gathering of old friends, with the saxophones introducing ideas, the brass responding, and the piano occasionally interrupting before a final consensus emerges. The head draws on gospel influences, particularly through harmonic inversions and a walking bass line that shunts the piece forward.

Easy, Fella

Easy to listen to, nice to play, and just a little bit groovy, here's a simple bossa for your students to play.

Zephyr

As birdsong welcomes in the day, a family of goats opens their eyes and stretches their legs. Meandering around the hillside, the jangling sound of their bells echoes through the bush as they munch on grass and scratch on eucalyptus trees. The goats bleat loudly, playing mischievously, head butting and clip-clopping over the rocks.

Billy Goat Hill

Shine a light on your trombone section with this strong trombone feature chart. This fun swing tune is inspired by the great J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding duets of the 1950s and is sure to show the witty side of your group!

On the Slide!

With lush scoring, rich harmony, and emotional impact points, this lyrical work captures the feeling of being filled with awe, amazement, or simply marveling at something beautiful, remarkable, or interesting.

Wonder

Relax under the warm sun with this calypso on the beach. Simple syncopations, comfortable ranges, grooving percussion, and a nice relaxed melody make this a great choice for a light piece on your next concert program.

Sea Breeze

This chart draws its inspiration from a classic era of jazz when the Duke Ellington and the Count Basie Orchestras were entertaining audiences everywhere. Featuring a simple yet catchy melody, this chart is full of nostalgia reminding you of the simple things in life. This tune has great moments for your drum set player to fill in space and also shed some light on your saxophones!

Hit the Reset

A fun and engaging piece with a creative melody, plenty of percussion(including a timpani feature) and a wide variety of musical concepts, all using only the first five notes of the Bb major scale! A perfect addition to your beginner band's first concert program.

Looking Forward With Hope

Get On Ya Bike and ride right on through this fun and catchy chart. Perfect for a younger ensemble, this boogaloo tune opens with a funky bass line and builds on top of it. Your low brass players are going to love the soli that follows up the trumpet solo and alto sax solo. You won't want to miss out on this chart!

On Ya Bike!

This cha-cha-cha is built around a small number of rhythmic cells commonly found in the style. It was composed to demystify Latin music at the high school level, while also providing a chord progression that allows any level of player to learn how to improvise. Throughout the piece there are references to two great Cuban composers, Cachao Lopez and Arsenio Rodriguez, as well as the well-known American composer Tito Puente.

Juego de ninos

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