Northeastern Music Publications

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

Count Basie style light blues composition 1st Trumpets have optional high E

A refreshing New Age work. Features jazzy, syncopated rhythms and an improvised solo in the D lydian mode.

A New Age style work with jazzy rhythms and an optional improvised saxophone solo.

Play this at Christmas or any time of the year. A duet for bassoon and cello. It is fun to play and your audience will love it!

One of the important works likely to appear on any clarinetist's audition list is Tchaikovsky's homage to his music idol, Mozart. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Mozart's Don Giovanni, Tchaiko...

The first of its kind, The Ballet Orchestra Clarinetist Vol. 2 takes the reader and clarinetist on an exploration of the clarinet excerpts from Sergei Prokofiev's Romeo & Juliet and Cinderella. The de...

By the end of the first year your flute students will be able to play this easy arrangement of the second movement of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. The most difficult rhythm is the dotted quarter/eighth...

Beethoven's classic for violin has been beautifully arranged for saxophone and piano. Includes altissimo notes with optional lower alternatives.

Brilliantly captures the elegance and excitement for which this Schubert classic is known. Advanced high school and college students will find this perfect for recitals and juries.

This arrangement in concert D minor works well for saxophones. Students will appreciate the contrapuntal beauty of Rachmaninoff's lyrical masterpiece.

A wonderful transcription that gives a beautiful sound to the saxophone choir.

Ten short saxophone duets for beginners. Perfect for first performances. Young students learn technique and phrasing while playing catchy melodies and energetic rhythms.

This exciting, syncopated arrangement works equally well with either a soprano or an alto lead. A student favorite.

This unique six-minute work breaks new ground with its exploration of the sonorities and range of the saxophone quartet. Includes soft dynamics at extreme ranges, complex rhythms, and multiphonics.

Excellent for less experienced players. This easy and enjoyable dance is always a favorite with younger players.

An exciting, effervescent late classical work. Its vibrant rhythms and soaring melodies combine to produce a real tour de force.

This arrangement of an orchestral work by Dvorak is an excellent recital or competition choice. All the players get a chance to shine.

This arrangement of a little-known piano work by Gershwin is highly entertaining and fun to play. Syncopation abounds and all the players get a chance to shine.

An intriguing, vibrant, rhythmic, and challenging work for advanced saxophone quartets.

An orchestral classic artfully arranged for saxophone quartet. The first alto part has most of the melody.

A beautifully arranged, multi-section baroque work by this renowned Baylor University professor. Suitable for advanced middle school and high school players.