Welcome The Queen - Arthur Bliss

Welcome to the City of Friends - Carl Christian Hamre

"The City of Friends" is a Norwegian animation series for children that was broadcasted on TV2 in Norway for the first time in 2011. The story was created by police officer Carl Christian Hamre. It's inspired by children's fascination with the emergency services. The three main characters in "The City of Friends" are the monkey "Apa" (Police), the elephant "Elfie" (Fire Brigade) and the bear "Ted" (Emergency Ambulance). Your young musicians will find it fun to play the title song "Welcome to the City of Friends" from the hugely popular TV-series!

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Welcome to the Jungle

Named the greatest hard rock song of all time by VH1, Guns N' Roses' signature hit was introduced back in 1987 and remains as popular and recognizable today as ever.Featuring plenty of musical variety and excitement, this version will challenge young players but is guaranteed to inspire them to practice!

Welcome to the Trombones - G. Moren

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Welcome to the World - Sven Van Calster

This piece was written for two sons of the composer as a welcome to young and innocent lives in to this big world. The concept and instrumentation of the composition allows any young band to play this piece. The optional celesta (keyboard) is a refreshing addition, evoking the sound of an ancient music box, and has a meaningful part as the music box fades out at the end of the piece.

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Welcome Yule!

Yule or Yuletide is an ancient midwinter festival in areas of Northern Europe, and today "Yuletide" is often used in reference to the Christmas and New Year's season. Gene Milford has arranged the classic "Wassailing Song" along with the "Sussex Carol" to reflect the festive Yuletide season and the cheer we feel while caroling among others in the winter snow. Your group will love playing this at their winter concert.

Welkom Mars - J. Werkman

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Wellengang-Polka - Seirlehner

Wellerman

Now even young players can join the sea shanty fun with this easy arrangement. There is plenty of variety mixed in and even a melody spot for the low brass!

Wellerman - Jirka Kadlec