Groove Music - Brian Balmages

GrooVE! - Matthew R. Putnam

This cleverly titled work for beginning musicians is tons of fun! An infectious groove will have your audiences tapping their toes and your musicians asking to play this one again and again.

Groovee! - Richard L. Saucedo

Written entirely in 4/4 and using a single tempo throughout, Richard has created a marvelous work for young players that features logical pacing and variety along with a keen sense of rhythmic momentum. Using a recurring interludefor percussion and bluesy elements in the melody, this is effective as a concert piece and also just plain fun to play! Dur: 2:55

Groovin' - Steve Hodges

Groovin' Around - Otto M. Schwarz

Driving drum grooves, a straight rhythm, catchy melodies and much space for the soloists' creativity - that's how you could describe Otto M. Schwarz's new composition Groovin'Around.The infectious beat will ensure that the audience will hardly be able to stay in their seats. This work offers soloists the opportunity to improvise, however written-out solos are also provided for those players who are unsure about improvisation, but the important thing is to relax, have fun and get into the groove.

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Groovin' Down Cool Street - Robert W. Smith

Based on a blues progression, this simple, yet memorable melody will provides a comfortable setting to begin teaching improvisation to your developing band students. The flute melodic lead takes the listener back in time to the sound of "cool." Combined with the vibes, it's the 1960's jazz scene all over again. Your students will be playing this melody all day long as you develop teaching strategies on many different levels. Groovin' Down Cool Street is a perfect addition to any light concert where smiles are appreciated!

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Groovin' Recorders - Philip A. Parker

Groser Zapfenstreich

Grosser Festmarsch - Richard Wagner

Grosser Gott, wir loben Dich