C Trombone/Baritone/Euphonium BC-Look Listen and Learn sets the bar for brass and woodwind teaching nowadays. These exciting method book/CD packs for beginners contain songs music puzzles and games to increase the pupils??? understanding of music information about their instrument and lots of fun pieces to play. The three volumes of the method that form the basis of this series are enhanced by several books with supplementary material designed to correspond with the progress of the method. In My First Opera famous arias choruses and overtures have been arranged in increasing order of difficulty so that they can be used in conjunction with all three volumes of the Look Listenand Learn method series. Some of the loveliest melodies ever written for opera have been collected together with accompanying historical commentary. Pupils can accompany themselves using the piano recordings which are available online to stream or download. The edition also includes printed music for piano accompaniments expertly arranged at a moderate level of difficulty.

15 Attractive Pieces with Piano Accompaniment-Feeling Good contains fifteen compelling pieces that go with a swing for solo instrument and piano accompaniment. They are written in a range of styles and have beautiful melodies captivating harmonies and appealing rhythms. With this book the composer Leslie Searle shows you the ropes in the world of light music in an enjoyable way. He has used as many musical ingredients as possible to make this an interesting and varied publication. The CD offers a complete version as well as a play-along version with the piano accompaniment of each piece. In the score chords for accompanying instruments have been included so that you can easily play the pieces with a group.For anyone wishing to get into the diverse styles of light music Feeling Good is definitely a rewarding purchase.

Create a real band!-This new book gives you the opportunity to play wonderfully arranged light music together with others. Raise the roof together with your very own rhythm section. You can do this as a solo wind player or as an ensemble together with one or two other players. In addition to this you can also play along with the splendid live CD forming a complete woodwind and brass section or even give a performance with a pianist using the separately available piano accompaniment book.