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Practical Music Theory combines traditional music theory with music
  composition. Melody, harmony, rhythm, and form are used in a series of 60
  lessons of increasing complexity to develop the skill of composing original
  music.

Practical Music Theory, Lesson 34, B Minor 2

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<p>The hymns included in volume one are "God Is So Good," "Amazing Grace," and "Jesus Loves Me."  Each hymn has a piano accompaniment and is intended to be used by young players during a church service.  These hymns will work well for a soloist or with several playing in unison.  They can be played individually or as a medley.</p>

Hymns for the Flute Volume I

Flute Solo with Piano

Here is a nice arrangement of this well-known gospel hymn.  Featured are beautiful flute harmonies with the support of an interesting piano accompaniment.  Players and listeners will find this arrangement a blessing.

What a Friend We Have in Jesus

Flute Trio with Piano

This arrangement will be a great sacred Trombone solo selection for  church at almost any time of the year. It is majestic and up lifting,  glorifying Almighty God. It will be appropriate for an offertory, prelude, or  as the special music.

A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

Trombone Solo with Piano

Here is a nice arrangement of this classic traditional folk tune. The melody is direct and basic yet also containing some melodic and harmonic embellishments. It will be appropriate for a church worship service as the offertory, prelude, postlude, or as special music.

Brethren, We Have Met to Worship

Band Rhythms are written as short exercises designed (guaranteed!) to develop or improve the musician’s rhythmic reading and counting abilities.  These exercises are designed to be used by the full band and also as part of a private or group lesson.  They are organized into 20 units or chapters each containing several short exercises for a total of “92” short exercises.
Each student could have his own copy, or the school could purchase enough copies for the students to share and only use in rehearsals at school.
See the instruction pages for an explanation of the concept of the study and methodology for its use.
Instrumentation: To find copies for these other instruments, enter [Band Rhythms followed by the instrument name and WPF] in the J. W. Pepper search box.
Flute
Oboe
Clarinet/Trumpet (Bass Clarinet)
Alto Sax (Alto Clarinet, Eb Clarinet, Baritone Sax)
Tenor Sax/High Clarinet (Soprano Sax)
French Horn in F
Trombone/Euphonium/Bassoon (Bass clef)
Tuba
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Band Rhythms Snare Drum

Snare Drum Book

Here is an inspiring sacred Clarinet Quartet arrangement of this classic
  hymn. The music is traditional with the addition of some substitute
  harmonies, embellishments, and textures presenting a pleasant balance of old
  and new.

It Is Well with My Soul

Clarinet Quartet

Practical Music Theory, Lesson 41, A Major 1

Here is an inspiring sacred alto saxophone solo arrangement of this classic Easter hymn.  The music is traditional with the addition of some substitute harmonies and textures presenting a pleasant balance of old and new.  This piece will be appropriate for special music or as an offertory.

Hallelujah, What a Savior!

Alto Sax Solo with Piano

<p>This is an energetic and joyful arrangement of this classic hymn. The melody shifts often between the five instruments making for a very enjoyable piece to play as well as to hear. This is a great piece for special music or as an offertory. Extra parts are included for clarinet and bass clarinet that substitute for the double reed instruments.</p>

Crown Him with Many Crowns

Woodwind Quintet

Here is a beautiful and traditional arrangement of this classic Christmas selection.  It will be a blessing to both players and listeners.

O Holy Night

Bassoon Solo with Piano

This is the Teacher's Manual to accompany the course Practical Music
  Theory. Explained are the procedures for teaching the three main sections of
  the course: traditional music theory and composition, sight singing, and ear
  training. Instructions are also included for online use.

Practical Music Theory Teacher's Manual

This worshipful arrangement will be a blessing for both players and listeners.  The music is generally traditional with some tasteful embellishments and can be the special music or offertory at almost any time of the church year.

This Is My Father's World

Brass Ensemble

Here is a nice arrangement of this classic traditional folk tune. The  melody is direct and basic yet also containing some melodic and harmonic  embellishments. It will be appropriate for a church worship service as the  offertory, prelude, postlude, or as special music.

Trumpet Solo with Piano

Here is a nice piece in a "snappy" modern style!  It contains some easy to play meter shifts and interesting harmonies.  This selection is sure to please both performers and listeners.

Rondo Nuevo Opus 9, No. 4

Oboe Trio

This bright and uplifting piece will surely be a blessing to players and listeners alike.  The melody is clear yet the soloist is also given challenging embellishment passages making for an enjoyable selection for special music or as an offertory.

Standing on the Promises

This is a nice little piece in a short rondo form. �The melody is traditional in sound with a few modern sounding harmonies to give it a special contemporary flavor. �The solo part is easily learned. �The accompaniment part will require a little extra attention, but only a little, as some of the chord combinations are non-traditional. �This is a bright, happy sounding piece for contest or recital.

Rondino

Clarinet Solo with Piano

Here is a nice bright selection for several intermediate players.  It will work well as an offertory or as special music in a worship service.  The piano accompaniment keeps things moving in an energetic way.

Praise Him, Praise Him

Alto Sax Duet

This enjoyable piece will please both players and listeners.  All parts have pleasant melodic passages providing a nice contest or chamber recital selection for players of similar ability.

Scherzo in Bb

Practical Music Theory, Lesson 28, Melody Harmonization 2

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