Luke.19

Written for the true beginner, this piece takes the listener on an eerie tour that can best be described as an unsettling experience with a touch of curiosity and anxiousness. Piano and optional celesta

Written for the true beginner, this piece takes the listener on an eerie tour that can best be described as an unsettling experience with a touch of curiosity and anxiousness. Piano and optional celesta

March style is a very important part of band heritage and this well written original allows the youngest musicians to perform it with great results. Using only the first six notes of the B flat scale and

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

Across the Serengeti is a musical portrait of the grassy plains of Tanzania and Kenya. Using only six notes, this piece establishes and sustains an infectious rhythm that students and audience will

Explore the cybernetic world of computer algorithms using just six notes. Energetic ostinatos, pulsating patterns and flowing phrases will surely hook your students and audience. Prepare for a safe, fast,

Here is an outstanding arrangement especially for SAB choir of the well known Welsh lullaby "Ar Hyd y Nos" or "All Through the Night". This traditional lullaby, considered by many to be a Christmas carol,

An opening fanfare greets the listener with full effect, much the same as the sight of this rare and beautiful celestial vision. This fanfare then supplies thematic material for the following section that

In this 4-minute arrangement of America the Beautiful, each group of beginning string players is featured on the melody, accompanied by the more experienced members of the orchestra. Originally written by

Arco-ology gives very beginning students the chance to play with more bow and develop good tone in their first year of playing. Opportunities are provided for all sections of the orchestra to

This impressive-sounding concert work is written for the youngest and least experienced of musicians. It uses minimal material, including no more than two repeated eighth notes as the most difficult rhythm.

Designed to be played on an ensemble's first concert, the notes and rhythms are limited to those first learned by beginning students. This dynamic composition for beginning bands is dramatic, heroic and fun

A descriptive novelty work that's fun for the youngest musicians. Wind parts use only five notes, and only percussion have eighth notes. You'll hear the sounds of dinosaurs breaking out of their shells and