Kenny Drew

Composer Jim Kazik brings us this solid Grade 2 overture and programmatic piece that gives interesting melodic parts to all sections, including bass. Set in the comfortable key of E minor with careful...

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

This ideal teaching piece features all quarter notes in a confidence-building ensemble style, as well as good use of dynamics and pizzicato for beginning students.

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

In a stately march tempo, Nobles of the Sword features tonal centers in A minor and C major, and is written in tutti style with ample opportunities to teach common rhythms (including dotted quarter/ei...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

Wer sagt, dass Beethoven keinen Spaß machen kann? Hier ist eine clevere Interpretation des berühmtesten Vier-Ton-Motivs der klassischen Musik, die in einer aktuellen Techno-Dance-Bearbeitung auf den P...

An ideal fun and learning piece for beginners with simple diatonic parts that are interesting for all players. Add the vocals for extra spice. (Correlates with Essential Elements Expert Level)