Band concert band - Grade 0.5 SKU: CF.PPS51 March. Composed by Lar...(+)
Band concert band - Grade
0.5
SKU: CF.PPS51
March. Composed by
Larry Clark. Primer Band
(PPS). Set of Score and
Parts. With Standard
notation.
8+2+8+2+5+2+2+8+2+3+2+6+3
+1+1+2+2+12+2 pages.
Duration 2 minutes, 8
seconds. Carl Fischer
Music #PPS51. Published
by Carl Fischer Music
(CF.PPS51).
ISBN
9781491151952. UPC:
680160909452.
The
march style is important
to the heritage of the
modern concert band. Why
not get beginners off to
a great start by teaching
them this essential band
style as early as
possible? Achieve u
ses only the first six
notes of the Bb-major
scale and utilizes two
repeated eighth notes as
the most difficult
rhythm. It is written in
traditional march form
and style, but without
modulation in the
trio. The march
style is important
to the heritage of the
modern concert band, and
it is my opinion that
even the youngest of
students should be taught
the march style and form
as early as
possible. This march
sets out to give these
students that
opportunity. It uses only
the first six notes of
the Bb-major scale, and
the most difficult rhythm
is two repeated eighth
notes. Yet it has all of
the traditional march
form and style. The
form of this easy march
is the traditional intro,
first strain, second
strain and trio. The
only difference from more
challenge marches is that
the key does not change
to the subdominant at the
trio. Most everything
else is the same as you
would find in the
American marches of
Sousa, Fillmore or
King.The march begins
forte with a quote from
the end of the second
strain, something that is
common in many
marches. This is
followed by the first
strain at a softer
dynamic
level. Additional
voices are added on the
repeat for
variety. The second
strain has tradition
changes in dynamics,
first starting out loud,
then getting soft with
crescendos to the end of
the strain. The trio
following again in
typical fashion with the
first time being very
soft and legato. There
are some suggestions for
changing the
orchestration, but you
can use your creativity
to tailor the
instrumentation to your
musical taste. The
repeat of the trio should
then be back to a more
marcato march
style. This should
start with the last note
of the first ending in m.
70. The march then
ends with the traditional
stinger.It is my opinion
that in marches with this
form that the repeats
should not be eliminated.
By doing so, it changes
the form and makes the
march lopsided, with the
first half of the
marching being too short
compared to the trio
section.It has been my
pleasure to have the
opportunity to write this
piece. I hope you and
your students enjoy it
and find it useful for
your
program.—Larry
ClarkLakeland, FL
2018.
By Nancy Faber and Randall Faber. For Piano. Faber Piano Adventures®. Method. P...(+)
By Nancy Faber and
Randall Faber. For Piano.
Faber Piano Adventures®.
Method. Primer - Level
2B. CD only. Faber Music
#CD1025. Published by
Faber Music
Theory Workbook Piano seul [Livre d'activité] Alfred Publishing
(Primer). By Wesley Schaum. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano - Schaum Method...(+)
(Primer). By Wesley
Schaum. For Piano.
Method/Instruction; Piano
- Schaum Method; Theory.
Schaum Publications
Theory Workbook. Early
Elementary. Book.
Published by Alfred Music
Publishing
Horn SKU: M7.AHW-2153 Composed by Bugs Bower and Charles Colin. Sheet mus...(+)
Horn
SKU:
M7.AHW-2153
Composed
by Bugs Bower and Charles
Colin. Sheet music. 50
pages. Charles Colin
Corp. #AHW 2153.
Published by Charles
Colin Corp.
(M7.AHW-2153).
English.
'Rhythm
s Complete' By Bugs Bower
and Dr. Charles Colin is
the most widely used
primer in the world for
teaching rhythm,
syncopation and phrasing,
employing a very melodic
format of exercises in
rhythmic structures and
combinations of rhythms.
It requires time,
practice and repetition
to master, however once
you can read this in 4/4
and cut time correctly,
you will be able to read
anything. While written
especially for the
beginning/intermediate
levels, it is also used
by advanced players of
the french horn as a
daily practice book to
maintain facility.
By Forrest Buchtel. For Bb clarinet. Solos/Ensembles. Primer Level piece for the...(+)
By Forrest Buchtel. For
Bb clarinet.
Solos/Ensembles. Primer
Level piece for the
Trumpet Solo Event with
the National Federation
of Music Clubs (NFMC)
Festivals Bulletin
2008-2009-2010. Grade
1.5. Music Book
(Pre-Primer). By John W. Schaum. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano - Schaum M...(+)
(Pre-Primer). By John W.
Schaum. For Piano.
Method/Instruction; Piano
- Schaum Method. Schaum
Publications. Beginner.
Book. Published by Alfred
Music Publishing
Composed by
Richard Summers. Primer
Band (PPS). Set of Score
and Parts. With Standard
notation.
8+2+8+2+5+2+2+8+2+3+2+6+3
+1+1+2+1+12+2 pages.
Duration 2 minutes. Carl
Fischer Music #PPS49.
Published by Carl Fischer
Music (CF.PPS49).
ISBN
9781491151938. UPC:
680160909438.
Exemp
lary is
a mature musicalÂ
piece for beginning
bands. Even though
only the first six
notes of the Bb-major
scale are used
with simple rhythms,
students and teachers
will find many, fun
musical challenges
that provide
opportunities for for
growth. As the title
suggests, performances
of Exemplary should
serve as a desirable
model, be worthy of
imitation, and should
represent the absolute
best in
musicianship. Exemplar
y is a mature musical
piece for beginning
bands. Even though only
the first six notes of
the Bb-major scale are
used, and simple
rhythms are used to
compose this piece, it
has many musical
challenges that will
enhance students’
musical growth. There are
some very musical ideas
and sections in this
piece that should be
explored. Just as this
title suggests, Exemplary
should serve as a
desirable model, be
worthy of imitation, and
should represent the best
possible example of its
kind. If you describe
something as exemplary,
it should be extremely
good. With all of these
challenges, the piece
also has some nice
melodies and is fun to
play. Â Notes to the
ConductorThere are
marcato and legato
styles, many dynamic
markings (sometimes
different between
woodwinds, brass, and
percussion) major and
minor third intervals,
and challenging beginning
percussion writing (that
should not be
overplayed). Four-measure
phrasing should be
observed. When a
crescendo occurs, it
should connect to the
next note without taking
a breath. These are
teachable concepts that
will benefit the
musicianship of the
students and take them to
a higher level of
performance. Â .
SKU: HL.645859 Composed by Various. Edited by Jeff Schaum. Educational Pi...(+)
SKU: HL.645859
Composed by Various.
Edited by Jeff Schaum.
Educational Piano.
Softcover. 24 pages.
Duration 7200 seconds.
Schaum Publications, Inc.
#0725. Published by
Schaum Publications, Inc.
(HL.645859).
ISBN
9781495081651. UPC:
008148007257. 9.0x12.0
inches.
This series
helps to widen the
student's musical
horizons by offering an
introduction to some of
the world's greatest
music. These arrangements
enable a pupil to have
the satisfaction of hands
on experience with master
themes, after only a few
months of study.
Selections include pieces
from Beethoven, Brahms,
Mozart, and many other
famous composers.
By Peter Pickow. For Pennywhistle. Sheet Music. 64 pages. Published by Music Sal...(+)
By Peter Pickow. For
Pennywhistle. Sheet
Music. 64 pages.
Published by Music Sales.
Beginners will be playing
tunes in no time with the
introductory guide to one
of the world's easiest
instruments. Features
fingering charts, and
easy-to-read tablature.
Composition SKU: FP.FTJ06 Composed by John Turner. Sheet Music and Books....(+)
Composition
SKU:
FP.FTJ06
Composed by
John Turner. Sheet Music
and Books. Recorder
virtuosi and composer
John Turner's
indispensible new guide
for composers writing for
the solo recorder. This
hugely useful book
features chapters on the
history of recorder
composition, as well as
the instrument's range,
player technique, dynami.
Classical, Instructional.
Reference Book. Forsyths
Publications #FTJ06.
Published by Forsyths
Publications (FP.FTJ06).
ISBN
9780951479537.
Comp
osing for the recorder
can be intimidating for
those with limited or no
experience playing the
instrument. John Turner's
new book is the ideal
primer, taking the would
be recorder composer on a
journey through the
history of recorder
composition, and onwards
to explore player
techniques and the
musicality offered by
this versatile
instrument. Each section
is extensively referenced
to exisiting
compositions, providing a
fantastic platform for
further research by the
reader.
About the
Author:
JOHN
TURNER is one of the
leading recorder players
of today. Born in
Stockport, he was Senior
Scholar in Law at
Fitzwilliam College
Cambridge before pursuing
a legal career, acting
for many distinguished
musicians and musical
organisations alongside
his many musical
activities. These
included numerous
appearances and
recordings with David
Munrow's Early Music
Consort of London, the
Academy of Ancient Music,
the English Chamber
Orchestra, the Academy of
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
and the English Baroque
Soloists. He now devotes
his time to playing,
writing, reviewing,
publishing, composing and
generally
energising.
He has
played as recorder
soloist with the Halle
Orchestra, the Royal
Liverpool Philharmonic
Orchestra, the Manchester
Camerata, the English
Baroque Soloists, the
English Chamber
Orchestra, and many other
leading orchestras and
ensembles. Concertos and
works with orchestra have
been written for him by
Gordon Crosse, Anthony
Gilbert, Peter Hope,
Kenneth Leighton, Elis
Pehkonen, Alan Bullard,
John Casken, and many
other distinguished
composers. His recordings
include no less than five
sets of the Brandenburg
Concertos, as well as the
F Major version of
Brandenburg Concerto No.
4 with Menuhin and George
Malcolm, but lately he
has madenumerous
acclaimed recordings of
the recorder’s
contemporary concerto and
chamber music repertoire,
including several
concerto discs, all of
which have received
critical acclaim. In all,
he has given the first
performances of over 600
works for the recorder,
with works by many
non-British composers,
including Leonard
Bernstein, Ned Rorem,
Peter Sculthorpe, Douglas
Lilburn and Petr
Eben.
Many of the
works he has premiered
have now entered the
instrument’s
standard repertoire, and
these and his own
recorder compositions are
regularly set for
festivals and
examinations. He edits
series of recorder
publications for both
Forsyths and Peacock
Press, and founded the
periodical Manchester
Sounds, in response to
the perceived threat to
music libraries in Great
Britain. In addition he
was responsible for the
rediscovery of several
works for his instrument,
including the Rawsthorne
Recorder Suite, Antony
Hopkins' Pastiche Suite,
Herbert Murrill’s
Sarabande, the Handel F
Major Trio Sonata and
John Parry's Nightingale
Rondo (the only
substantial known British
nineteenth century work
for a fipple flute). He
was awarded an Honorary
Fellowship by the Royal
Northern College of Music
in 2002 for his services
to British music, and is
a Visiting Distinguished
Scholar of Manchester
University.