The American indie pop band from Los Angeles, Echosmith is composed of four siblings. This chart is from their debut studio album Talking Dreams. This tune has an infectious beat and is climbing the charts. Everybody wants to be one of the Cool Kids! (2:00) / Concert Band

Join world-renowned composer arranger teacher judge and clinician Richard Saucedo as he guides you through a system of teaching music fundamentals that has earned acclaim and success at both the state and national levels. ThisDeveloping the Individual DVD presents innovative ideas for teaching today's best symphonic bands featuring Saucedo's proven strategies for increasing music achievement. Chapters include: The First 20 Minutes of Rehearsal Listen/Sing/Play Will You Folks Just Play in Time? Those Pesky Long Tones Band Kids Love Scales Band Kids Love Chorales Individual Practice Time The Big Picture and Isolated Practice Rooms (Wenger).

Kids love to rock and roll! Hit ?em where they live with Carmine Pastore?s lively new young band powerhouse Rockadelic! This will be a great contrast to that overture or march you?ve programmed for your next concert and the band will Love it. A few well-chosen accidentals help add spice to the mix but don?t overwhelm the group with too many ?new? notes at one time.Irresistible!

“Are ya ready kids? Aye Aye Captain!” With optional band vocals and novelty percussion effects here is the theme song everyone is talking about. Paul's creative arrangement is very easy but still uses interestingscoring devices including a short percussion feature along with soli for trumpets or flutes. This may be the hit of your next concert!

The second book in the Essential Elements series includes an easy-to-teach sight reading system logical sequence of skills band arrangements Dr. Tim parent letters and more. Effective pedagogy a logical sequence of skills innovative parental communication tools multicultural songs duets full band arrangements and much more create a method designed to help kids succeed. Authors: Tom C. Rhodes Donald Bierschenk Tim Lautzenheiser

You've heard of the legendary Tyrannosaurus Rex. Well this Tyrannosaurus ROCKS! Another fun one for Beginning Band by Mike Hannickel it's as easy as can be but the kids will love it. If you have an old sousaphone and a baritonesax mouthpiece you can make a mighty “Tyrann-o-Phone” for the optional solo at the end of the piece. (Grade 1/2)

Kids can make weird sounds. Every conductor of young bands has discovered this maxim time and again. Why not put those skills to good use? Barnyard Bagatelle mixes well-known “barnyard” folk songs like“Mary Had a Little Lamb ” “Old MacDonald ” “The Old Grey Mare ” “Shoo Fly” and more with the animal sound effects your students have studiously perfected over the years. Auditionyour band for vocal imitations of a Pig a Big Dog a “yappy” Little Dog a Cow a clucking Chicken and many more; then have some real musical fun.

Driving eighth-note rock is what kids love to play and this one's a classic. A bit of rock 'n' roll nostalgia from Little Eva.

Need a light and tasty change of pace? Michael Sweeney has written a fun Latin style tyne that is right in the pocket for young bands. It's got plenty of percussion to keep a section busy and features easy Latin rhythms that kids will find fun to learn.

Feliz Navidad gets a complete makeover in this hip chart based on the Tom Scott arrangement. An infused Latin groove laced with tasty horn shouts provides the recipe for hip-holiday fun!! Your kids will love playing this chart by Tom Wallace.

Currently one of the hottest new musicals on Broadway this up-beat and energetic show features rousing tunes in a 60's musical style. If you enjoyed ???Grease??? (and who didn't) you'll love this! Includes: Good Morning Baltimore The Nicest Kids in Town Run and Tell That! The Big Dollhouse I Know Where I've Been and You Can't Stop the Beat.