No. 4 At the River- Old American Songs II No. 4 At The River For women's choir (SA) and piano.

Chorales in E Chorales in B min Chorales in A min

This Intermediate level collection of six colorful pieces for piano depicts the journey and landscape of the great migration to the West on the Oregon Trail in the early 1800’s. From the exciting new frontier sounds of Oregon Bound! to the lively staccato playing in Gooseberry Pie to the majestic pedaling in The Cascade Mountains An American Portrait will surely evoke images and sounds of America’s frontier land.

This refreshing sounding concert march by Bert Appermont was composed for and commissioned by the Koninklijk Fanfare Vrede en Eendracht van Kachtem (Belgium). The composer paid great attention to a full orchestration in order to enable most bands to perform this work.

Three hit songs arranged for SAB choir in medley form. Songs are 'Dixie' 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' and 'All My Trials'. Three hit songs arranged for SAB choir in medley form. Songs are 'Dixie' 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' and 'All My Trials'.

A great blues tune with dynamic lyrics and a catchy “hook” make this a perfect number for students of all ages. This song really swings! A great blues tune with dynamic lyrics and a catchy “hook” make this a perfect number for students of all ages. This song really swings!

Auguste Franchomme 's 12 Caprices Op. 7 for solo Cello.

This �Air on a G String� is taken from the third orchestra suite of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) and is probably one of the most famous melodies of this German baroque composer. We have the pleasure to present you Peter Schüller with this very special arrangement. He arranged this melody in a manner which remains faithful to the original and shows great respect for theoriginal texture. This work can be played by all orchestras and provides a great opportunity to develop style and tone.

Demasiado Corazón from the Latino icon Willy (Mink) Deville has been adapted very professionally by Filip Sandras who already revealed his love for this kind of music in many of his previous arrangements. These sounds from the South will definitely put your audience in a good mood.

Nine Early Intermediate Level Piano Solos-Description: This is a collection of some of the most familiar carols of Christmas. Students will enjoy the appealing arrangements. Teachers will appreciate the teaching material in the songs. Purpose: To play and enjoy traditional Christmas music. To reinforce the concepts of Alberti bass voicing boogie pattern and L.H. arpeggios. Suggestions for Instruction: Learn the arpeggio patterns. Strive for a singing melody. The L.H. should be flexible on Jingle Bells. Key: F C G MajorDescription: This is a collection of some of the most familiar carols of Christmas. Students will enjoy the appealing arrangements. Teachers will appreciate the teaching material in the songs. Purpose: To play and enjoy traditional Christmas music. To reinforce the concepts of Alberti bass voicing boogie pattern and L.H. arpeggios. Suggestions for Instruction: Learn the arpeggio patterns. Strive for a singing melody. The L.H. should be flexible on Jingle Bells. Key: F C G Major

The well-known English melody gets new life in this arrangement that alternates between bossa nova and swing. It can be used any time of year and also works well on your holiday concert as What Child is This? which uses the same melody. A recurring Birdland-style groove keeps the energy moving forward. No solos in this one — just straight-ahead ensemble writing! The well-known English melody gets new life in this arrangement that alternates between bossa nova and swing. It can be used any time of year and also works well on your holiday concert as What Child is This? which uses the same melody. A recurring Birdland-style groove keeps the energy moving forward. No solos in this one — just straight-ahead ensemble writing!

Your students will love playing these early elementary level supplements with fantastic optional teacher accompaniments arranged by Glenda Austin. They complement and enhance the original Teaching Little Fingers to Play method offering important guides and reminders to reinforce musical concepts. Our Teaching Little Fingers series successfully encourages advancement and also provides delightful recital material! 10 songs including: The Bare Necessities · Can You Feel the Love Tonight · Kiss the Girl · Mickey Mouse March · Winnie the Pooh · and more. Your students will love playing these early elementary level pieces with fantastic optional teacher accompaniments arranged by Glenda Austin. They complement and enhance the original Teaching Little Fingers To Play method offering important guides and reminders to reinforce musical concepts. Our Teaching Little Fingers supplementary series successfully encourages advancement and also provides delightful recital material!

Later Elementary Level-Star Wonders has enough charm to seduce even the most slothful student and is a complete delight to play! Dreamy arpeggiated seventh chords and cool harmonies infuse the piece and make it perfect for developing phrasing and pedalling skills. Star Wonders has enough charm to seduce even the most slothful student and is a complete delight to play! Dreamy arpeggiated seventh chords and cool harmonies infuse the piece and make it perfect for developing phrasing and pedalling skills.

An die Musik-The text of An die Musik conveys the power of music to change life. Music takes our cares away and gives us pleasure. Performing this song at the end of a program is a way of singing thanks for the music. Unison. Schubert F

Use this joyful accompanied SATB anthem with optional handbells and timpani as a general offering or on Easter Sunday.

13 of the year's most popular country songs in arrangements for piano voice and guitar. Includes: Better Man (Little Big Town) - Blue Ain't Your Color (Keith Urban) - From the Ground Up (Dan & Shay) - Humble and Kind (Tim McGraw) - My Church (Maren Morris) - Somewhere on a Beach (Dierks Bentley) - Vice (Miranda Lambert) - Wanna Be That Song (Brett Eldredge) - and more. 13 of the year's most popular country songs in arrangements for piano voice and guitar. Includes: Better Man (Little Big Town) - Blue Ain't Your Color (Keith Urban) - From the Ground Up (Dan & Shay) - Humble and Kind (Tim McGraw) - My Church (Maren Morris) - Somewhere on a Beach (Dierks Bentley) - Vice (Miranda Lambert) - Wanna Be That Song (Brett Eldredge) - and more.

The Irish singer Enya has achieved wide success through layered vocal textures and full orchestration. This new age classic from 1989 was a breakthrough hit with its irresistibly fresh harmonies and an adventurous spirit andtranslates perfectly for choral ensembles. Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ShowTrax CD. Rhythm Section parts available digitally (syn gtr b dm timp). Duration: ca. 3:25.

Mozart’s masterpiece the PostHorn Serenade was composed in 1779 for the Salzburg University’s ‘Finalmusik’ ceremony that year. While the serenade gained its nickname from the call of the postHorn in the final minuet the interior movements feature compelling concertante sections for Flute and Oboe.It is from the fourth movement that English composer Anthony Collins has skillfully adapted this cversion of the Rondo in G major. Collins himself was a composer of some reputation in the 20th century best remembered for his light Orchestra piece Vanity Fair and for his film scores. This adaptation of Mozart’s demanding and elegant rondo brings the piece into the chambermusic repertoire.

An immensely popular work that perfectly illustrates the warmth and vitality of Tchaikovsky's inspiration and craft. This version has been abridged and arranged for Piano solo by Noel Fisher.

This fantastic medley will bring great joy to all those who remember these super hits. Some of your audience may like Bill Haley and some Michael Jackson but they are all sure to sing-along when it comes to the Village People hit YMCA !