BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (F Horn) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Flute) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Oboe) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Percussion) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Score inc. CD) - Edmondson & McGinty

An affordable collection of concert repertoire for beginning bands; great sight reading material for more advanced bands! Features include: Grade 1 concert band music; Playable with only 1 flute, 2 clarinets, 1 alto saxophone, 2 cornets/trumpets and percussion, up to full instrumentation; Full, complete sound, even without bass clef instruments. The bass clef part in octaves is optional; Both clarinet parts stay below the break; Optional F Horn and Tenor Saxophone parts are written in their best ranges; Bell part for teaching melodic percussion. Contents: African Folk Trilogy; African Folk Trilogy #2; Chippewa Lullaby; The Golden Eagle March; Hymn and Hosanna; Join the Crowd; Kings, Kings, Kings; The Lost City; March of Freedom; Mystery of the Maya; Name Those Carols; Quicksilver Overture; Take Me Out to the Ball Game; Wellington Overture; Wolseys Wilde.

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BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Tenor Saxophone) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Trombone/Baritone BC/Bassoon) - Edmondson & McGinty

BEGINNING BAND BOOK No.7 (Tuba) - Edmondson & McGinty

Beginning Band Warm-Up (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Smith & Smith

The search is over for the ideal daily warm-up routine for your beginning band. Master music educators Susan L. Smith and Robert W. Smith have constructed a complete warm-up for your novice musicians. This efficient warm-up addresses tone quality, intonation, articulation, flexibility, dexterity, and expression all on a single page in your student's folder.

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Beginning Band's Greatest Hits (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Henry, Larry

Every beginning band needs to play that first concert. But which music should they perform? This fully-voiced arrangement includes traditional tunes that are usually found in the first several pages of most method books. Using only five notes, the arrangement highlights each instrument group, giving all of the young performers a chance to showcase their talents. The rich, full sound of the band will delight students, parents and administrators alike! Duration: 2.00

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