Northeastern Music Publications

Arranged by French saxophone virtuoso Jean-Marie Londeix, this work highlights the antiphonal beauty of Gabrieli's canzonas.

An exotic work with a Japanese influence. This accessible contemporary work is an ideal showpiece, that works even better with a koto.

Sections of rhythmic ferocity surround a lyrical modal interlude. Ideal for the student clarinet choir

Every section has a turn playing the melody A top five seller; very popular easy rock song In key of Eb

Heavy rock metal style composition Optional precussion breaks Chords in C Dorian mode (notes of Bb), few accidentals Clarinets do not cross the break

A fun and easy rock beat. A great study on dotted quarter/eighth note rhythms. 1st trumet's highest note is B.

Shortest rhythmic value is 8th notes, with some 16th notes for the percussion 1st trumpet's highest note is G above the staff 1st trombone's highest note is D

No clarinet crosses the break 1st Trumpet's highest note is C

Pinecrest is dedicated to a city in Florida. Once a small village in the early 1800's. it is now a very vibrant community. It is not a complex or difficult work, thus the rating of a Grade 2 1/2. The...

The first trumpet's highest note is E. The composition opens with a moderate tempo, the middle section has a slow beautiful melody where the conductor chooses who plays the melody, and a recap to the...

Andy Poor has written an incredibly beautiful work that could bring your audience to tears. About six minutes in duration, it will show off different sections of your band and a most beautiful harmoni...

A bold and majestic work. A great concert opener. 1st trumpet's highest note is B.

This is an award winning composition in Australia. A Plunder to Down Under is written in the folk style of Craig Ross' native country. The first trumpet's highest note is C. This is the perfect tool f...

Can be a trumpet feature or any instrument, Optional parts are available. A very nice harmonic weave. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

1st and 2nd clarinets cross the break, but not 3rds 1st trumpet's highest note is 4th line F played at the end of the song Big jazz band sound.

A beautiful collection of the following songs into one seven minute and forty seconds composition: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Little David, Play Your Harp, Sometimes I Fell Like Motherless Child, Ezeki...

A skillful arrangement of three contrasting Brahms songs. Equally effective with soprano lead or alternate alto sax. A great piece for younger players.

Transcribed from the original Concerto in Eb for Bassoon and Orchestra, K. 191. Now the tenor sax player can perform music for the classical era by one of the great composers of this time.

Transcribed from the original Concerto for Bassoon, Strings, and Harpischord in Bb Major, RV 503 (F. VIII. no. 35). An audience pleaser and a great tool for learning music of the Baroque era.

Denis DiBlasio has written a great Latin style work with jazz harmonies. The first trumpet's highest note is G. The range is a grade 3, but the complexity of the work makes it a grade 4. A fun piece f...

A passionate Tango for band. Great syncopation fun and a challenging work. 1st trumpet's highest note is A.

Easy introduction to the 16th note Dotted half, dotted quarter, and 8th note rhythms Clarinets do not cross the break 1st Trumpet's highest note is D

Very easy march that introduces cut time with a cheerful melody Clarinets do not cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is D

Rhythms include half, quarter and eighth notes 1st trumpet's highest note is C at the end of the march A real 'first' march

Develops finger technique by use of intervals and scale patterns 16th notes are grouped in twos and fours with repeated notes; great teaching technique No 16th note scale patterns 1st clarinets play d...