Partituras de Orquesta de viento de Northeastern Music Publications

Driving rock song Teaches syncopation and dotted quarter/8th note patterns Popular song in Europe

erry Nowak wrote an exciting beautful score. It starts with a fanfare style opening, to an allegro overture, then to a beautiful solo section with wonderful harmonies, and working its way to a excitin...

Good introduction to dotted eighth and sixteenth notes Jazzy, scary tune 1st Trumpet's highest note is E, which is the last note in the composition Clarinets do not cross the break

Reminiscent of 1960's rock tune. Written in a blues progression. Learn rhythmic accuracy-counting 8th notes. In key of Bb Can be played after 5 or 6 lessons Clarinets Do Not cross the break Highest no...

Well known children's song with added 'blues' harmonies Optional rhythm sections parts

All instruments share the melody Clarinets do not cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is Bb Optional chorus part included.

Forest of Tranquility is our newest work in our very beginning band series. Like all of our compositions in this performance level, your students can play this within the first few months of study. Th...

Forest of Tranquility is our newest work in our very beginning band series. Like all of our compositions in this performance level, your students can play this within the first few months of study. Th...

Interesting harmonies not common in grade 1 music No accidentals Sounds more difficult than grade 1 but still easy to play Driving rhythms 1st trumpet's highest note is D

1st trumpet's highest note is C Great trombone feature for young trombonist Clarinets do not cross the break

The original composition is dedicated to the composer's daughter and named after her. The first trumpet's highest note is F. 1st and 2nd clarinets cross the break. The arrangement is easy and may be t...

The original composition is dedicated to the composer's daughter and named after her. The first trumpet's highest note is F. 1st and 2nd clarinets cross the break. The arrangement is easy and may be t...

Spiders? Nope! brings people's fears of the eight-legged arachnid to life with its creepy, crawly rhythm, hair-raising dissonances, and staccato movement. Trumpet's highest note is D. Clarinets do not...

Cadillac Mountain is located in Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine, USA. The sunrise is first seen in the United States of America from the top of Cadillac Mountain. Crowds gather ea...

Cadillac Mountain is located in Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine, USA. The sunrise is first seen in the United States of America from the top of Cadillac Mountain. Crowds gather ea...

Written in overture style. 3rd clarinets do not cross the break. 1sr trumpet's highest note is G.

Sea shanties (or chanties) are songs sung by sailors to keep them synchronized (and mentally interested) while doing the hard labor of sailing. "Paddy Lay Back" is a capstan shanty, a capstan being a...

Exciting, energy, moving, majestic, this composition has it all.  With various different time changes, it is a challenging composition with great reward. The first trumpet's highest note is G.  All cl...

Acadia, Nova Scotia, Canada is the first French settlement in North America. In 1752, the King of England demanded they pledge allegiance to England or they must leave. Many left, but many also return...

Arranged with jazz harmonies and interesting counterpoint rhythms Dramatic, full sounding piece that sounds harder that what is written 1st clarinets cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is C

Great exercise for dotted 8th/16th notes in swing style A great follow-up to Too Much Homework Blues 1st trumpet's highest note is D

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...