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The first trumpet's highest note is E. The composition opens with a moderate tempo, the middle section has a slow beautiful melody where the conductor chooses who plays the melody, and a recap to the...

A great overture for young band with a fanfare opening, legato middle section, and returning to a bold ending. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

Andy Poor has written an incredibly beautiful work that could bring your audience to tears. About six minutes in duration, it will show off different sections of your band and a most beautiful harmoni...

A bold and majestic work. A great concert opener. 1st trumpet's highest note is B.

This is an award winning composition in Australia. A Plunder to Down Under is written in the folk style of Craig Ross' native country. The first trumpet's highest note is C. This is the perfect tool f...

A traditional African folksong. With easy syncopation, this is a song everyone will enjoy. Optional vocal parts are included. 1st trumpet's highest note is D. Clarinets do not cross the break.

Can be a trumpet feature or any instrument, Optional parts are available. A very nice harmonic weave. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

1st and 2nd clarinets cross the break, but not 3rds 1st trumpet's highest note is 4th line F played at the end of the song Big jazz band sound.

A beautiful collection of the following songs into one seven minute and forty seconds composition: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Little David, Play Your Harp, Sometimes I Fell Like Motherless Child, Ezeki...

Rhythm and Blues progression of recurring four bar ostinato Simple melody

12 bar blues for beginners Concert music for the first year

Full, rich harmonies not usually found in beginner music Fantastic young band composition by a recognized jazz great Last chord is a Bb13#11 In key of Bb

Easy introduction to the blues style in key of Bb Rich, jazz harmonies

1st section is a jazz ballad; Latin, 2nd; swing ending; ideal, fun warm-up; Key of F

Beautiful jazz ballad by a great jazz player/composer Introduction to dotted quarter and eighth notes 1st Trumpet's highest note is C Clarinets do not cross the break

Dotted eighth/sixteenth and eighth/quarter/eighth syncopations 1st clarinets play DOWN the break once

Great introduction to eighth/quarter/eighth syncopation Clarinets do not cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is C

Every section shares the melody Good introduction to dotted quarter and eighth notes Syncopated rhythm appears at end of song and played by most instruments 1st Trumpet's highest note is C

Swing style with real jazz harmonies 1st Trumpet's highest note is C

Count Basie style light blues composition 1st Trumpets have optional high E

Dotted quarter/eighth note Latin jazz rhythms Clarinets do not cross the break

Jazz/rock soul composition Clarinets do not cross the break 1st Trumpet's highest note is D, but is approached scale-wise only once

Full, rich harmonies of a real jazz tune in key of Bb Easy to play Optional rhythm sections

Shows off the brass section Easy to play Woodwind cues if band has no low brass In key of Eb

Swing version of Joshua Fought The Battle Of Jericho Good introduction to eighth/quarter/eighth syncopation Easy to learn Clarinets do not cross the break