Pop Goes The Band - Chris M. Bernotas

Watch your ensemble spring to life in this fun and engaging arrangement of the traditional tune "Pop Goes the Weasel." Each section of the band stands up to perform their part of the melody and gets a moment to shine. Sure to be a hit with your beginning band! (1:50) Correlates to Book 1, level 4.

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Pop Looks Beethoven - Ludwig van Beethoven

Pop Tune Variations - Koen Pletinckx

Pop Tune Variations is a composition in several short movements based on one main theme. Each variation has a specific character and style. This work is especially suitable for youth orchestra's or lower divisions and has at the same time a didactic function.

Pop! - Tawnie Olson

Inspired by the ever-popular snack, Pop! is a grade 3 band piece by composer Tawnie Olson that imitates the sounds popping popcorn beginning with that first, single kernel to the exploding sounds of an overflowing pot. Through the use of imitation, additive processes, playful articulation, and the development of tune fragments, Olson crafted a piece that is relatable and great fun to play. Pop! also has an aleatoric passage that gives young performers the opportunity to co-compose by improvising sounds that suggest of pop of popcorn in the making. BandQuest, an exciting series of new music and accompanying curricula for band, is a program published by the American Composers Forum. The series was started as a response to feedback from music educators that there is a pressing need for new, fresh band music. The heart of this program is new works written by a diverse group of leading American composers who have created challenging pieces that are a true departure from standard middle school repertoire. Every BandQuest project includes a residency component in which the composer works collaboratively with a middle school as they create their new piece. Many BandQuest pieces are accompanied by an interdisciplinary curriculum designed to assist students as they learn the music and to integrate each piece with non-music studies. Visit www.bandquest.org to learn more about this innovative series, and email [email protected] to request a free downloadable audio catalog.

Popcorn - Gershon Kingsley

In 1969, the composer and musician Gershon Kingsley (b. 1922) composed and recorded an instrumental work that was to become the first true success of electronic music. In 1972, the group Hot To Mound recorded a new version of Popcorn. Since that time, the world has seen hundreds of different versions including techno, jazz, ska, disco, rock, punk and now, more surprising, a version for your Concert Band.

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Popcorn Prelude - Mike Hannickel

Kids want to have fun, learn to play their instrument, AND be the STAR! Not surprisingly, beginning band parents want those very same things for their kids.Now all your students can be STARS!They will learn to play Popcorn Prelude quickly and easily. Then add a bit of simple "STAND UP, SIT DOWN" staging and VOILA! It's POPCORN!The kids love it and the parents love it! How can you lose? Popcorn Prelude will be the new standard in first-performance pieces for beginning bands everywhere.EVERY young band must have this one!

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Popov's Parade - Duncan Stubbs

Combining references to 20th-century Russian music with slapstick humour, 'Popov's Parade' is a humble tribute to a great international artist, Oleg Popov, one of the world's best-known clowns. The quote from Schubert's March Militaire parodies Stravinsky's use of this same fragment in his own Circus Polka. Suitable for intermediate level (Grade 3/4) Symphonic Wind Band.

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Poppies - Moret

Poppy Times - Koen Pletinckx

Koen Pletinckx always surprises us with the freshness and youthfulness of his compositions for dynamic orchestras. Once again he has succeeded in mixing pop elements, attractive melodies and a good beat in a beautiful composition called "Poppy Times". It's fun to play and a catchy tune: the audience will be delighted.

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