Neil A. Kjos Music Company

Intermediate level Piano solo by James Bastien.

Classic Christmas Carols for Band is a collection of 15 of the most popular and treasured Christmas carols of all time, perfect for holiday concerts. The full band or small ensemble can combine forces...

New York City based writer Jim Cifelli has crafted another tasty swing chart in this jazz waltz entitled Blues for McCoy. The tune's main melody is presented first as a small ensemble comprised of sax...

The perfect holiday season chart for your Christmas concert, this arrangement features two swing versions of the all-time favorites 'Jolly Old Saint Nicholas' and 'Up On The Housetop!' Santa brought t...

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A solemn trumpet solo introduces the theme and leads into the heroic fanfare section. A central woodwind provides a nice contrast to the rhythmic outer sections. The soaring chords of the final measur...

Second book of easy Flamenco Guitar solos by Fred Nance and Mary Ann Godla.

Third book of easy Flamenco Guitar solos by Fred Nance and Mary Ann Godla.

The warm-up is one of the most important components of a good rehearsal for it sets the rehearsal atmosphere for the day and warms up the musician's muscles, mind, instruments and ear. Consisting of '...

Scott Joplin (1868 - 1917), black pianist and composer, was known as the King Of Ragtime. A fabulous collection of four waltzes arranged for one piano, four hands by Weekley and Arganbright. This volu...

An original 'rag' with a melody that will have everyone humming along. Simple left hand accompaniment.

A collection of some of the most popular tunes of all-time arranged for easy level String Quartet with Piano accompaniment, by James 'Red' McLeod.

Full Score to James McLeod's arrangement of A Night In Vienna for String Quartet with Piano accompaniment.

Following the highly successful publication, Strings Extraordinaire!, this collection offers 25 arrangements for Christmas, Chanukah, and wintertime. Like its predecessor, Holidays Extraordinaire! is...