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You'll want to grab the reins of the nearest chariot when you experience the action of this wonderfully descriptive work. Thundering percussion provides the fuel throughout, and the parts are well within

Here's a patriotic little march in a straight-ahead style that is sure to appeal to your beginning band. It is flexible in five parts, and the patriotic feeling is enhanced by a few phrases of the national

BEYOND the HORIZON is a set of eight pieces in a colorful variety of musical styles that offers novice mallet percussionists engaging and manageable opportunities to hone their performance skills. Though

When the lights go out, are things hiding under your bed? In the closet? Maybe not – these big scary hairy things are much too big and scary for that! But look out as you walk through the forest,

This up-tempo blues/rock chart with a catchy melody introduces students to the blues harmonic progression in a straight eighth note setting. Three solo sections include both optional written solos and chord

A clarinet section feature in the form of a march, the whole section gets to show off. The clarinet part is mostly unison with occasional two-part writing and the lightly scored accompaniment lets the

Take your students on the journey of a curious dachshund, discovering and sniffing out the world at her own pace. It is a wonderful way to introduce your youngest players to mixed meter in an easy, laid

Dark matter is all around us. Thought to be the gravitational "glue" that binds galaxies together, no one knows what dark matter actually is. It is this astronomical mystery that sets the stage for this

An engaging and distinctive early band piece, students and audiences will love its infectious groove, memorable melodies, and unique percussion sounds.

Drive! is an up-tempo, bluesy rock chart that gives every section the opportunity to shine, including a solo section for anyone who wants to participate. This flexible chart for young jazz bands

This beginner blues rock chart introduces students to the blues progression in a straight-eighth setting. Instruments featured are saxes, trumpets, and drums. Repeated material and unison lines make this a