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A unique, descriptive work that depicts different types of clouds. Using cluster chords and an aleatoric thunderstorm in your percussion section, your students will have a lot of fun with this one.

Clouds

Concert Band Score & Parts

Inspired by a painting the composer once saw of an old man with a small child holding a red balloon, this descriptive piece is both evocative and moving.  The music depicts the balloon floating in air-a truly original and creative contribution to the literature for this level.

The Red Balloon

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Talk about great percussion writing for beginners!  This piece will really excite your students, and have them making great music that they never would have thought they could create!  Using three traditional African children's songs and authentic rhythms, this is an unusual, rhythmic and appealing multicultural piece for beginning bands! You'll love it and your band's rhythmic abilities will definitely improve!

African Folk Trilogy

This delicate folk lullaby provides great thematic materials for this sensitive, lyrical setting.  Introduced by a plaintive original melody in the first clarinet, this is one of the arranger's most intriguing works for band. The addition of linear, moving lines and impressionistic harmonies add color and style to this creative arrangement.

All the Pretty Little Horses

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Here's a swingin' dixieland-style tune that gives your clarinet section a chance to shine!  This light-hearted number is the perfect addition to your next spring or pops concert.

Clarinet Marmalade

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Fifteen highly successful beginning concert band compositions are now available in one fantastic collection! Representing some of the best works of composers John Edmondson and Anne McGinty, this collection will provide you with a valuable source of material year after year. These pieces will give your band a full, complete sound, even without bass clef instruments because the bass clef part, in octaves, is optional. They are playable with only one flute, two clarinets (both below the break), one alto sax, two cornets/trumpets, and percussion, up to full instrumentation. A bell part is included, for teaching melodic percussion, and French horn and tenor sax parts are optional. Contents: Anasazi; The Buglers; Chant and Praise; Chorale and Recessional; Let's Take a Break; Manchester March; Old MacDonald's Band; Yorktown March; Bartok: Folk Song and Dance; Clarinet Caprice; Echoes; Somerset Overture; Those Fabulous Flutes; Two Canadian Folk Songs and Westwind Overture. *Denotes instruments that provide an adequate bass part.

Queenwood Beginning Band Book No. 1

Flute Collection

Featuring a lyrical alto saxophone solo, this lovely selection is an excellent way to feature your first chair saxophonist. The mature sound and contemporary harmonies will make your soloist sound quite sophisticated, while the band parts offer a strong accompaniment.

Soliloquy for Alto Saxophone and Band

Concert Band Score & Parts Solo - E, Band - E

What a fantastic bargain - 15 complete concert selections in one book, at a price you can't afford to pass up! Perfect for second-year players, middle schools, junior high schools, or as sight-reading material for more advanced bands. The pieces in this collection are playable with only one flute, two clarinets (second clarinet stays below the break), one alto sax, two cornets/trumpets, one bass instrument, and percussion. For larger bands, additional part books are also available. Contents: Bumblebee Blues; Canal Street Clambake; Doo-Wah Dixieland; Greenbrier March; Harrowgate Festival; Lexington March; Silvergate Overture; Three Hymns for Band; Two Songs of Nova Scotia; Charter Point; Emerald Point Overture; Fanfare and Fugue; Scarborough Fair; Song of the Flute and Triton. *Denotes instruments that provide an adequate bass part.

Queenwood Developing Band Book No. 1

Contents Book 2:  Air and Allegro; Bandissimo; Cumberland Gap; Diamond Ridge (Concert March); English Folk Trilogy; Fantasy on a French Folk Song; Hickory Dickory Rock; Kitty Hawk March; Montezuma's Castle; Percussion Parde; Prelude and Dance; This Old Band; Those Sophisticated Saxes; Those Terrific Trumpets and Windsor Overture. *Any one of these instruments will provide an adequate bass part.

Queenwood Beginning Band Book No. 2

Contents Book 3: Aztec Sunrise; Cambridge Overture; Clarinet Caravan; Foxwood Overture; Kensington March; Magna Carta March; March of the Sentinels; Mystic Legend; Name Those Tunes; Overture in Bb; Stony Creek March; Tatum Square Festival; Those Wonderful Woodwinds; Tyrannosarus Rocks and Windhaven Celebration. *Any one of these instruments will provide an adequate bass part.

Queenwood Beginning Band Book No. 3

Immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of "Lake Zurich Celebration" by D. Akey. This dynamic piece for concert and contest settings captures the festive spirit of a lakeside jubilee. Skillfully composed, it promises to engage performers and charm audiences with its lively, captivating melodies. Perfect for ensembles seeking spirited repertoire. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Lake Zurich Celebration

This original march pays homage to the British troops who were rescued by their civilian countrymen from the beaches at Dunkirk during World War II.  The opening minor strain reflects the dire peril the troops faced.  A cheery, British-style theme is then heard in major, representing the troops' arrival home.  A very nice march for any concert performance!

Miracle at Dunkirk

Ignite your ensemble's spirit with "Tipperary March" by EDMONDSON. This invigorating concert march captures the essence of traditional pageantry. With its vibrant rhythms and robust melodies, it promises to elevate performances and engage audiences. Ideal for developing bands seeking to showcase their growing expertise and confidence. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Tipperary March

Faure's hauntingly beautiful and popular work, which was originally composed for small orchestra and choir, has now become an important contribution to the concert band literature in this skillful adaptation by Anne McGinty.  This is not only an exquisite piece of twentieth century music, but a wonderful opportunity for students everywhere to experience Faure's genius through their own playing!

Faure: Pavane

Absolutely brilliant! Based on Battle Hymn Of The Republic and using brief statements of other patriotic songs including America; Yankee Doodle and America The Beautiful, this exceptional march has a place in every folder! You'll appreciate John Edmondson's mastery of scoring at this level, and will find yourself pulling this out again and again for a variety of occasions. Excellent!

American Heritage March

Travel back in time to the days of the Renaissance period with this medley of three songs that were popular during that era. The medley begins with the noble What Is Beauty but a Breath, turns more dance-like with Fain Would I Change That Note and concludes with the stately Sweete Kate. An important piece for teaching technique, as well as music history.

An Elizabethan Songbook

Kenneth J. Alford, the composer of Colonel Bogey, The Mad Major, Army of the Nile and many others, was perhaps Britain's best-known 20th-century composer of marches.  This, one of his most popular, has been rescored for the modern concert band, and, with a full score and standard instrumentation, it is now accessible by today's bands.

On the Quarter Deck

The wistful Scandinavian folk song, known to many as "Vem Kan Segla" translates so appropriately for young ensembles. Flowing, warm harmonies and expressive lines make this a superb teaching piece.  It also provides a chance for your band to explore performing in C and G minor modes.  You may even want to have the text read, or printed in your program, as it carries a strong message.  This is powerful music that stretches your band to develop themselves musically. Very nice!

Who Can Sail Against the Wind

The brightly colored wings and graceful flight of butterflies are evident in every note and phrase of this lilting composition.  The flowing melody is passed gently from section to section as the music builds then quietly fades to the soft ending.

Butterflies

"Greensleeves Rhapsody" by EDMONDSON is a captivating holiday arrangement that weaves the timeless melody of "Greensleeves" with rich, contemporary harmonies. Perfect for festive performances, this piece promises to enchant your audience with its elegant blend of classic charm and modern flair. A must-have for your seasonal repertoire! - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Greensleeves Rhapsody

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