The Mixed Abilities School Ensemble Series has the flexibility to allow pupils of different standards to play together in one ensemble. The pieces in this series have been arranged into 10 different parts which cater for the large majority of musicians within school. These include: * a variety of difficulties in C, B flat, E flat, higher octave for flutes and alto clef for violas * easy and standard bass parts in treble and bass clefs, and also in B flat and E flat for saxophones or brass band players * very easy violin and viola parts on open strings only * piano parts * ukulele part in tab, chord patterns and chord letters * guitar part in tab, chord patterns and chord letters * general chord plan in chord letters Teachers / band leaders can select the parts which are most appropriate for their students.

Made popular in the past decade, the "rickroll" is a classic bait and switch prank, whereby someone is tricked into listening to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" when expecting something different. Your students will love to "Rickroll" their audience! This arrangement starts with a snippet of Pachelbel's timeless "Canon in D", to lull the audience into a false sense of seriousness - the bass plays the usual cello part here, with the cello leading the canon. After a few bars, we pause on a dominant chord, before launching into the upbeat strains of this classic 80's pop anthem. To leave out the prank, just omit the first two lines, and commence from rehearsal mark A. Arranged into D major for ease of playing. Cello, bass and viola parts include limited position work. The melody is passed between parts with the exception of the double bass, who opens the Pachelbel's "Canon in D" snippet. Included in purchase is the score and all parts, including Violin 3 (Viola part in treble clef). A great piece for school ensembles.