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Band GRADE 4 - 6 ⧫ Band GRADE 2 - 3 ⧫ Band GRADE .5 - 1.5 ⧫ Works for Strings ⧫ Concert Works ⧫ Films Scored ⧫ The Goat (silent film comedy) ⧫ Best Sellers (Alfred)
Band GRADE 4 - 6 ⧫ Band GRADE 2 - 3 ⧫ Band GRADE .5 - 1.5 ⧫ Works for Strings ⧫ Concert Works ⧫ Films Scored ⧫ The Goat (silent film comedy) ⧫ Best Sellers (Alfred)
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GRADE 2 - 2.5
GRADE 2 - 2.5
Alfred Publications (Grade 2.5): Click to hear; Click to See & Hear (YouTube)
A Joyous Celebration (with optional timpani and rehearsal piano) - with its bright, hopeful melody and infectious rhythms - is the perfect piece to open or close your concert, or to program for any celebratory occasion. Optimistic harmonies and recurring syncopations in the opening section give way to broad, expansive strokes in a brief, contrasting section. A fortissimo climax leads to the welcome return of the jubilant opening theme. The joyful music drives to a sparkling finish, conveying the feeling that anything is possible!
Wingert-Jones (Grade 2): Click to hear
The Days and Knights of Arundel (with timpani) paints a musical portrait of one of the most famous medieval castles in England. Established in the 11th-century on the River Arun in the south of England, during the reign of William the Conqueror, Arundel's imposing stone walls and towering "keep" have served over the centuries to project the crown's might to subjects and would-be invaders. A stately opening theme, in 5/4, represents Arundel's Gothic facade and the noblemen and knights who have passed through her gates. The contrasting material of the middle section (m. 52) suggest the ghosts that legend says haunt Arundel. A transition back to a heightened version of the opening theme returns the focus to Arundel's grandeur for a dramatic close. Available in SmartMusic.
Wingert-Jones (Grade 2): Click to hear
Imagine that, at least in the mind of a child, playing the dried game at Hanukkah is more than a game - it's and adventure! Strategy is plotted, risks are taken, the battle is on. That is the premise of this epic, rhythmically charged setting of the beloved Hanukkah tune, "S'vivon" (The Dreidl). Includes optional piano.
Wingert-Jones (Grade 2): Click to hear
From it's effervescent main theme to its graceful contrasting theme, this well-crafted concert work will have your ensemble singing with classical elegance! While the sound and style evoke the 18th-century, the writing is very approachable by younger performers. Festive Intrada is the perfect piece to lend an air of excitement and sophistication to your program for concert, contest, or special occasion. Includes optional piano.
Wingert-Jones (Grade 2): Click to See & Hear (YouTube)
Musically transport your audience to the days of poodle skirts, greased back hair and leather jackets with this fun, yet playable, piece in the style of 1950’s rock and roll. A characteristic walking bass part, approachable syncopations, and an optional drum set part add to the rhythmic flair. Rosin up your bow because it’s time to rock!
Alfred Publications (Grade 2.5): Click to See & Hear (YouTube)
Have the cookies left out on Christmas Eve mysteriously vanished? Does it seem like the nutcracker and toy soldier figurines have moved to different locations by themselves overnight? Are you experiencing strange visions of holiday confections dancing in your head at night? There's only one operative with the right skill set for holiday capers like these: Secret Agent Sugar Plum of the Holiday Sweets Division of WinterPol! This clever arrangement fuses themes from Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" (from The Nutcracker) with classic spy music idioms. Set to a driving rock beat, thematic material is distributed to everyone in the ensemble while limiting and carefully deploying the chromaticism of the original. A 2017 J.W. Pepper Editor's Choice. Includes percussion and rehearsal piano.
GRADE 1 - 1.5
GRADE 1 - 1.5
Alfred Publications (Grade 1): Click to see & hear
Student-centered learning comes to ensemble music in a big way in this novel work for beginning band. Just Add Music provides the notes and rhythms, but no tempo, character, dynamics, or articulations. Those missing items are the “music” that you and your students pencil in to make this piece your own! Perhaps students will choose a brisk march tempo or an easy-going moderato. The introduction could begin boldly like a fanfare or start softly then build. It’s all up to you! All the notes and rhythms you need for a great concert selection are included in this recipe for hands-on learning and creativity...just add music! Sound Innovations Series.
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