Leichte Noten von Hal Leonard für Anfänger

From veteran educational writer and teacher Lloyd Conley comes this solid teaching piece for developing strings, using a popular Early music dance form with strong intervals and great ensemble writing...

Here's a unique way to add some fun to your program. Staged with a featured player, this piece unfolds with numerous missed opportunities for the triangle soloist (maybe a local celebrity, like the pr...

Now all your students can be stars! They will learn to play Popcorn Prelude quickly and easily. Then just add a bit of simple stand up, sit down staging and voila - it's popcorn!

Here' s a solid teaching piece with great simple effects, including a infectious rhythm groove (shaker and cowbell) that gives it a contemporary Latin feel.

A solid original work that is set in the minor mode with contrasting sections, Vortex has a bold, edgy style in the main theme that will appeal to younger players. Opportunities to teach important ens...

John Moss has transformed this traditional holiday tune by placing it in a lighthearted duple meter style (not 6/8), making it more playable by younger players. Always a treat, John's holiday arrangem...

Artist Level (Book 1, p. 42). Based on Pop Goes the Weasel. Dur: 1:05.

A clever title on a piece that's energetic and real fun for developing student groups - from veteran teacher and composer Jeff Frizzi.

Taken from one of Tchaikovsky's string quartets, this edition features primarily tutti scoring and provides an opportunity to teach basic meter changes (2/4 to 3/4).

Finally, here is a version of the national anthem that works for most any string ensemble and should be in your library for all those special occasions. A practical, straight-ahead arrangement (key of...

Here is a solid arrangement of three patriotic favorites (My Country, 'Tis of Thee; America, the Beautiful; Battle Hymn of the Republic) with easy drum cadences inbetween. Perfect for putting together...

Recorded by the group Jamiroquai from the hit movie Napoleon Dynamite, this is Napoleon's hot dance number that has since become a cultural sensation. Play this one in the stands and the audience will...

This gentle original creates a beautiful feeling of the hushed wonder of a first snow in winter. Well-crafted for younger choirs, singers will develop important choral skills of phrasing, dynamic cont...

Sing of good things, not bad is certainly a wonderful mantra for all of us and it is the theme of this iconic Joe Raposo song from Sesame Street. With a driving and rhythmic piano accompaniment here i...

Combining a new song of patriotism with the much beloved My Country 'tis of Thee this is a wonderful addition to any patriotic concert. The meter for My Country.. has been changed from 3/4 to 4/4 whic...

This celebratory song first appeared at Disneyland Paris in 2005 and was written for their holiday parade.ŸThe opening melody is easy to sing yet sounds sophisticated and majestic. This can easily be...

Hier ist das unvergessliche Abenteuerthema aus der Indiana Jones-Filmreihe. Geschrieben für junge Spieler, wird es mit minimaler Probenzeit großartig klingen.

Arranged in a moderate funk style, this solid chart features a variety of scoring textures on the melody, including a short trumpet solo, before finishing strong with the familiar refrain.

From the recent movie Moulin Rouge this rock classic was originally recorded by Patti LaBelle in the 70's. This current version by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & Pink is hotter than ever and sure...

Written by Latin master Tito Puente and made famous by the group Santana in 1971, here is a fun production number that is effective without being difficult to play. There's plenty of solid tutti band...

Sometimes wild popularity just defies explanation! But, there is no way you can prevent the crowd from joining in on this one! Aye, Aye, Captain!

Recorded by the group Jamiroquai from the hit movie Napoleon Dynamite, this is Napoleon's hot dance number that has since become a cultural sensation. Play this one in the stands and the audience will...