Partituras fácil de Northeastern Music Publications

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

Traditional carol written as a jazz waltz 1st Trumpet's highest note is E

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...

Contest List: NY This entrancing melody by Maria Theresia von Paradis (1759-1824) is often played on classical radio stations. 6/8 meter; highest note: Eb.

The perfect piece for the advanced beginner or intermediate clarinetist. This lyrical, multi-sectional work in a major key is an ideal vehicle for young players to develop their technique and tone.

With sweeping, legato, syncopated lines over a rhythmic piano accompaniment, this easy solo sounds great and is perfect for learning to navigate the break at moderate tempos.

Authentic Chinese lullaby in 6/8 time Outstanding melody No clarinet crosses the break 1st trumpet's highest note is D

Arranged with full sounding orchestration and enriched harmonies Acknowledged as the best Grade 2 arrangement on the market 1st trumpet's highest note is D; optional fourth line F Trombone's highest n...

Beautiful arrangement of a traditional hymn; full rich orchestra sound Trombone's highest note is F( 2 lines above the staff) 1st trumpet's highest note is F

start with flute solo and gradually building to full band sound; 1st trumpet's highest note is F

Medley of three traditional Mexican folk songs: The Happy Rancher, Good Morning, and The Grand Ranch Real mariachi sound 1st trumpet's highest note is fourth line F

Recognized contest winner Majestic opening, beautiful song as a middle section followed by a repeat of the majestic fanfare 1st trumpet's highest note is E Challenging song for the second year player

Exciting contrast between dotted 8th/16 notes and syncopation 1st trumpet's highest note is E

Traditional Irish melody; easy Grade 2 Syncopated timpani part with a variety of percussion instruments Three clarinet parts; 3rds do not cross break 1st Trumpet's highest note is E

Mysterious sounding composition Teaches independent playing Limited amount of counterpoint 1st clarinet's cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is E

Rhythmically simple Very easy Grade 2 Enforces independent playing, but not complicated 1st trumpet's highest note is E

Flute trio with band accompaniment Shows off the flute section 1st trumpet's highest note is E

3rd clarinets cross the break only for one note one time. 1st trumpet's highest note is D. Nicely and softly flowing composition.

This will be a challenging work for a young band with great rewards. It is an exciting arrangement for audience and band. 1st trumpet's highest note is E. 3rd clarinets remain below the break while 1s...

Rhythmically exciting work. A good study on articulation and dynamics. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

Has a moderate opening and moves to fast rhythmic patterns. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

A very exciting new composition with meter changes, but staying with the quarter note being the constant measure for the beat. A good use of synopation, but never too complicated. The 1st trumpet's hi...

Includes a written solo for 1st tenor sax; easier sax section 1st trumpet's highest note is Eb (4th space) Trombone's highest note is Eb Upper elementary/middle School to junior high school level comp...

Easy blues shuffle Easy for high school, more challenging for middle school 1st trombone's highest note is Eb Easy sax range