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This flexible grade 3 collection contains five well-known classical and traditional pieces that can be played by any combination of 3 brass instruments (Tuba may only play the 3rd line).

Everyone knows the Ode To Joy melody, but no one will expect to hear it over Johann Pachelbel's famous deceptive chaconne! A warm, unique adaptation of the immortal classic, this famous theme from Bee...

This simple theme by Gabriel Faure is arranged for flute duet with piano accompaniment. Key signature and numerous accidentals will provide a worthy challenge for grade 3 musicians.

Light staccato figures prevail in this bestselling version of Tschaikowsky's famous ballet theme. Playing with steady rhythmic precision is essential for best results.

This well-known Tschaikowsky melody will add rhythmic variety and a sense of mystery to your flute ensemble repertoire.

Although originally named the Infernal Galop from Act II, Scene 2 of Jacques Offenbach's operetta of 1858, Orpheus In The Underworld, this theme has become widely known as the high-kicking Can Can dan...

The title of this medley describes it perfectly since it features short snipits of several famous classics. At the same time it showcases the wide range of colorful timbres that are possible in woodwi...

Ludwig van Beethoven Adagio movement of the Pathetique Sonata (Movement II, No. 8, Op. 13) is one of the most beautiful in the repertoire. This grade 4 setting of the themes from this movement are ide...

In this dramatic, fast-paced movement from a Schubert Sonatina (Op. 137, No. 1), paying careful attention to articulations and dynamics will produce impressive results.

Ludwig van Beethoven wrote Bagatelle No. 25 in A Minor, subtitled Für Elise, in 1810. Featuring the warm, expressive lines we've come to know and love, this theme lies exceedingly well on the instrume...

This colorful standout from Bizet's Carmen is a marvelous example of music with high educational and entertainment value. In this solo- with-piano settings, Halferty remains true to the famous, Cuban-...

Harry's version of the first movement from Mozart's Piano Sonata In F casts all players in a variety of solo and accompaniment roles. By so doing, the success of any performance relies on all members...

Written for grade 3 percussionists to feature non-traditional percussive sounds using drum rims and stick clicks, along with an emphasis on the flam-a-cue rudiment. Instrumentation includes snare drum...

Also known as Air on a G String, a successful performance of this beautiful masterwork demands good breath control and the ability to play with great feeling. Available in SmartMusic

First written in the key of Eb for solo horn, this adaptation in Bb for capable trombonists preserves the spirited tempo (quarter = 116) and ornamented style (trills and grace notes) of the Mozart ori...

With a total duration time of 9:20. Available in SmartMusic. this contest bestseller features three contrasting movements: I. a spirited Allegro in cut timeII. a beautiful Larghetto in 3/4and III. a l...

Originally written for bassoon, this master edition by John Marcellus (Eastman School of Music) includes detailed instructions for performing the appoggiaturas and trills it features.

Beethoven composed his Symphony No. 9 between 1822-24. The fourth movement is a theme and variations on Schiller's poem Ode To Joy and included solo voices and choir. This arrangement includes the ope...

What better way to introduce Mozart to students than with the finale of his first symphony, written when he was just 8 years old? Transposed to D major, this arrangement provides many opportunities fo...

Giuseppe Verdi was one of the greatest Italian opera composers of the nineteenth century. The overture to La Forza Del Destino was composed when Verdi revised the opera for a performance at La Scala...

Characterized by a majestic yet driving rhythm, great harmonic clarity and a lyrical melody, this selection from The Seasons is a marvelous example of Italian Baroque music at its very best. The arran...

Featuring five movements in diverse styles and forms by Italy's most important composer of the post-Romantic era, this set of early Respighi works is a refreshing departure from the magnificent sympho...

Audiences will be transported back to ancient Egypt in this haunting work inspired by Shu, the god of wind. By using authentic Egyptian motifs, it will capture the imaginations of players and audience...

A staple of orchestral literature since its first performance in 1831, this arrangement presents four themes of the original and contains lots of drama and even more excitement.

This arrangement of the second movement of the Concerto in D (43:D7) for Trumpet, Two Oboes and Continuo is arranged here for grade 3 groups. This exciting and cheerful Baroque gem keeps all the secti...