Northeastern Music Publications

Overture and March style 1st trumpet's highest note is G above the staff Shows off the percussion section

A perfect young band march to introduce triplets and simple syncopation. Triplets are always repeated notes, never in a pattern of moving notes. 1st trumpet's highest note is F. 3rd clarinets do not c...

As originally written but arranged for concert band. Won 1st prize at the 1912 International Contest. Challenging Grade 3+.

Sousa wrote Jack Tar in 1903. Jack Tar is a common English term used to refer to seamen of the Merchant or Royal Navy, particularly during the British Empire. Both members of the public and seafarers...

March in cut-time. Rhythmically not difficult. 3rd clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

A great majestic march. It is a traditional Chinese style march. 1st trumpet's highest note is B.

This is a great, exciting, and spirted concert march with lyricial melodies and counter melodies. Yu Jianfang is the Principal Conductor of the Chinese Liberation Military Band, in Beijing. He is also...

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

Opens with an Olympic style fanfare followed by an exciting, robust middle section.

1st & 2nd clarinets cross the break, 3rd clarinets do not cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is F Bold opening fanfare, followed by a soft prelude going into the fugue, finally returning to th...

Good introduction of 3/4 time 1st trumpet's highest note is D

One of the powers of music is its ability to evoke images in the listener's mind, images that can be identified or suggested. While the title of these pieces do not identify an image, this power was v...

With exciting parts for all four players, this hip-hop quartet is a winner suitable for nearly any performance situation. Optional improvised solos give everyone a chance to stretch out and get into t...

An important and successful four movement work by a major 20th-century composer. All college quartets should play this one.

Gershwin's classic piano prelude is a sure hit. Includes sixteenth note syncopation; baritone has high F.

Gershwin's challenging 3rd prelude features complex sixteenth note syncopation in a joyful frenzy of fun and delight.

A powerful, engaging, and award-winning work for advanced musicians. Highly recommended.

This march for less experienced players gives them the chance to explore staccato, challenging keys, and low notes in the baritone.

A powerful, driving transcription of this Bach masterpiece. This thrilling tour-de-force will challenge each quartet member. Guaranteed to delight audiences.

Alto saxophone quartet Parts 3 & 4 have alternative parts for tenor saxophone. Tempo: moderately fast.

A rhythmically challenging work. This , as with all music of Allen Blank, is rich is musicality. The strength of its harmonic and melodic sense cannot be over stated. Seven Movements: Introduction, Sp...