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Trollmothers Lullaby is a Swedish Childs anthem written by Margit Holmberg (1912-1989). With this song, the trollmothers tries to get all her eleven trolls to sleep by singing the words 'oajajajaja bu...

Thorbjoern Egner's immortal story about Cardamom City has delighted children and adults since the book was published in 1955. The book became very popular and a play, own songs and record releases fol...

Every child's favourite postman. Fun for all musicians. Can be played by a quartet of clarinets, saxophones, brass or a mixture and by up to a full band.

This march sounds great and is fun to play for the whole band. Several doublings in the instrumentation makes it suitable also for bands with a limited number of players.

This march is dedicated to those who feel that playing is more important than talking. Conductors talk too much, musicians talk too much, and not least, parents of school band musicians talk way too m...

Who do we forget when we get ready to play outside? The bass instruments! Rocker is written to give the bass instruments a line they can look forward to playing every time, and the band a piece that i...

This march is dedicated to those who feel that playing is more important than talking. Conductors talk too much, musicians talk too much, and not least, parents of school band musicians talk way too m...

Gill Bay' is a brand new composition by Jan Utbult. The title of the piece is inspired by the beach 'Hjälvik' on Oak Island (just outside Gothenburg, Sweden) where the composer lives. 'Gill Bay' is a...

A Walk in the Woods is originally an old, Norwegian tune. In this arrangement suitable for marching, one can easily imagine walking down a path in spring time. In the distance, you hear the cuckoo go...

'The Silly Song' is one of the most famous songs from the Disney-classic 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' which had it's premiere in 1937. The song is also know as 'The Dwarfs' Yodel Song'. It's perf...

This is a proper happy-tune for young musicians in a school band. It's easy to play and easy to listen to. Repetitive rhythms and patterns make it easy to follow. The instrumentation is adapted to th...

Let your youngest musicians present their instruments and be soloists in this simple piece! Let's meet the band has a tutti part as starts and finish and a flexible part in the middle (A and B) where...