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Imagine cruising down Highway 101 in Southern California, the convertible top down, wind in your hair, radio set to your favorite rock station - this is the vibe of The 101. Carefully crafted using

Orphaned toys come to life in this eerie tour of an abandoned toy store. The work opens and closes with Victor Herbert's dreamlike Toyland as a Jack-in-the-box plays Pop Goes the Weasel.

Aliens are attacking... from the attic! Your beginning orchestra will love this fun programmatic work. Violins and violas play tense staccato ostinatos while the cellos and bass play an ominous melody below

The spoken word is an excellent tool for teaching rhythm. Combined with an easily mastered musical vocabulary, it can lead a group to an excellent performance now and in the future. This work fits that

Imagine a procession of creatures from the wild kingdom marching by and you'll get a good idea what this fun-filled piece is all about. Birds float through the air as the clip-clop sounds of approaching

You're cool, likable, and confident. You don't walk, you strut. You're Awesome Sauce, and this piece is the soundtrack of your life! With its fun, blues-like melody and cool rock beat, it

For every Alpha Dog there is a Beta Cat! This follow-up to Heather Hoefle's popular Alpha Dog portrays a frustrated yet sneaky cat who attacks when it is least expected! Cymbal scrapes and soft

Take your band on a musical and exhilarating bicycle ride with this piece for developing musicians. Students will want to play the catchy tune over and over again. It's a great teaching piece for working on

This arrangement of the bluegrass classic in the key of D major is sure to be a hit with students and audiences alike, and is a perfect selection for concert or contest. Double stops and fun rhythms are

Here's a very easy novelty number that captures the fun and goofiness of bobblehead dolls. With clever visual and vocal effects, plus some percussion feature spots, this is sure to be enjoyed by players and

The perfect Grade 1 piece for beginning string students, this all-pizzicato piece uses only open strings and the pitches of a one-octave D-scale. Remarkably simple but contemporary sounding rhythms,

Capture the carefree feel of playing on a Caribbean beach with this fun and accessible piece. All instruments take a turn playing the infectious syncopated melodies which are supported with rhythmic

Here is a novelty piece that will lighten the mood. Sometimes it's best not to take ourselves too seriously and program some music that is just pure fun, and this piece does just that. A delight to perform

Super fun for first year players! Elliot really knows what beginners are capable of and this piece lets them have fun doing what they can, while really making some music. Lots of open string fifths will

It's important to stimulate beginning musicians with musical styles that they love and want to play - and what young student doesn't love to play the blues? Drawing from her own teaching experience, the

Teach your beginning band about traditional Brazilian culture with this happy dance featuring fun melodies for all instruments, an infectious beat, and plenty of optional percussion parts. The annual

The low brass and low woodwinds are brought right to the fore in this driving and high-energy original work. Young brass players will have the opportunity to expand their lower range, and lots of great