She Loves You From Me To You Twist And Shout I Saw Her Standing There-The Beatles early recordings were some of their most memorable and they are back again as hits! They're all here in this medley.

The Beatles' landmark album Abbey Road was the last one recorded by the band and is considered by many to be their best. This dynamic and creative setting for band includes: You Never Give Me Your Money Come Together Maxwell's Silver Hammer She Came In Through the Bathroom Window Something and The End. Sure to become a classic!

Because Drive My Car The Word What You're Doing Hey Jude Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band-Created by famed Beatles producer George Martin along with his son Giles for the ambitious Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas show spectacular the album ?Love? utilizes original Beatles recordings recast in new and imaginative settings and mixes. Effectively adapted for the concert stage by Jay Bocook this terrific medley features: Because Drive My Car The Word What You're Doing Hey Jude and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Dur: 7:45.

From the newest Canadian Brass album comes this one-of-a kind medley for concert band featuring the unique artistry of the world's foremost brass quintet and the legendary songs of the Beatles. This fabulous collage includes:All You Need Is Love Eleanor Rigby With A Little Help From My Friends When I'm Sixty Four Michelle and I Want To Hold Your Hand.

The legendary Beatles have produced some of the biggest hits of all time. From veteran Hollywood and TV writer John Cacavas comes this outstanding showcase that brings several of those hits to the concert stage. Includes: A HardDay's Night Yesterday I Want To Hold Your Hand Michelle and Hey Jude.

In 1969 at a time when the Beatles and Rolling Stones ruled the airwaves this mournful ballad from the movie Romeo and Juliet (also known as A Time for Us) topped the pop charts with a recording by Henry Mancini. This arrangement is beautifully scored with very limited demands perfect for second-year players.

Hey Jude - Get Back - Ticket to Ride-Discovery Plus - Grade 2 The music of John Lennon and Paul McCartney never grows old. John Moss has taken three classics by The Beatles and created a joyful medley for young players. Including Ticket to Ride Hey Jude and Get Back this is music that speaks to all generations! (4:45)

Eleanor Rigby - We can Make it Out - Get Back - Hey Jude-The Beatles le groupe pop le plus intemporel et le plus légendaire de tous les temps est entré dans l?histoire avec une série considérable de hits mondiaux que l?on apprécie toujours à leur juste valeur. Filip Sandras a réalisé un arrangement de grande qualité sur la base de 'Eleanor Rigby' 'We can Work it Out' 'Get Back' et 'Hey Jude'. Jouable par tous les orchestres.

The 1960s were a golden time for rock and roll and many of the hits came from across the ocean. Here is a fun collection of British imports including Downtown (Petula Clark) Ferry 'Cross the Mersey (Gerry & The Pacemakers) and I Want to Hold Your Hand (The Beatles).

I Want to Hold Your Hand - And I Love Her - Twist and Shout-The Fab Four exploded on the American music scene with a banner year of hits in 1964. This medley of Beatle favorites includes I Want to Hold Your Hand And I Love Her and Twist and Shout. It was a good year!

Recorded by The Beatles-Recorded by the Beatles in 1968 this classic ballad has remained popular through the years. This arrangement for young players opens with a trumpet solo followed by a statement in the woodwinds. The lower voices then get a chanceat the melody before the full band takes over on the familiar chorus. Sure to be a favorite with your audience as well as your students.

Recorded by The Beatles-George Harrison's most successful contribution to the Beatles catalog is no doubt this familiar iconic ballad. Paul Murtha's setting for band features alto sax on the melody followed by the low brass and a light swing styletreatment of the bridge section. Scored with nice variety throughout this offers a welcome change of pace number for any concert.

The term Beatlemania was coined as the extreme enthusiasm exhibited by fans of the English rock band The Beatles in the 1960s. Timothy Graves compiled three of their 60s hits in an arrangement for four-part flexible band: Love Me Do, Penny Lane and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da.

Originally recorded by the Beatles this light-hearted favorite is a guaranteed audience pleaser. The melody alternates between the trumpets and woodwinds but there are fun parts for all.