Leichte Noten von Northeastern Music Publications

A skillful arrangement of three contrasting Brahms songs. Equally effective with soprano lead or alternate alto sax. A great piece for younger players.

The excitement of a football game or pep rally 1st Clarinets play above the break 1st trumpet's highest note is E

Full rich sound for processionals or graduations 1st trumpet's highest note is E Trombone's highest note is E

In the traditional American march style 1st trumpet's highest note is F#

Rythmically easy march by von Suppe Students experience playing classical works 1st clarinets play above the break 1st trumpet's highest note is F

Overture and March style 1st trumpet's highest note is G above the staff Shows off the percussion section

A perfect young band march to introduce triplets and simple syncopation. Triplets are always repeated notes, never in a pattern of moving notes. 1st trumpet's highest note is F. 3rd clarinets do not c...

Shortest rhythmic value is 8th notes, with some 16th notes for the percussion 1st trumpet's highest note is G above the staff 1st trombone's highest note is D

A light rock sound with a Latin feel. Ideal composition to teach dotted quarter/8th note rhythms; played by all sections through out the song. 1st trumpet's highest note is D, or optional E.

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

A regal fanfare is followed by lyrical melodies and robust dances Contrapuntal section teaches independent playing 2nd clarinets cross the break; optional part allows more advanced players to play hig...

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...

Two short, refreshing movements for less experienced players. Contemporary harmonic concepts are introduced in a rhythmically accessible setting.

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.

A collection of short works of Bach, Veracini, Haydn, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Debussy, Joplin and others. These popular compositions are especially useful as encores or for church performances.

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

Great concert opener Grandiose fanfare, followed by lively cut-time section that flows into a 4/4 beautiful melody before ending with a grand finale. 1st trumpet's highest note is E Trombone's highest...

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