John Edmondson

The 'good neighbors' in this exciting march are lower half step neighboring tones, and this march is loaded with them! This is also a great teaching piece for the full march form of first strain, seco...

Composed as a tribute to all of the veterans of World War II, this tuneful march features a dramatically simple theme in two settings and keys - Bb and Eb. Simple sixteenth tonguing patterns offer the...

This composer knew Edwin C. 'Ted' Parsons, who flew with this World War I group, and this is a tribute to those fearless flyers of Nieuport and Spad biplanes for the French flying group in 1916 to 191...

Pieces include Christmas Angels, Christmas Decorations, Christmas Eve March, Christmas Tree March, Christmas Wishes, Holiday Greetings, The Huron Carol, A Little Christmas Overture, March For Christma...

Already an established work in the young band repertoire, John Edmondson's masterful Two Sketches for Band opens with a slow and melodic Anthem and concludes with a stately Recessional. With fresh har...

John Edmondson has created an outstanding medley from this timeless Broadway show that sounds more difficult than it actually is, giving your students a terrific sense of accomplishment and thrilling...

This 60's favorite arranged for beginning bands is fun for all!

The third book of original compositions and appealing arrangements of classic tunes, by John Edmondson and Anne McGinty, for beginning Concert bands and Big bands. Includes CD of demonstrations.

Edmondson - Grade 1-2.

Grades 1-2. (Edmondson).

Grades 1-2. (Edmondson)

This useful collection is a set of short warm-ups designed to improve young players awareness of articulation, intonation, and dynamics. An excellent way to start rehearsals.

Here's a clever setting of three delightful Scottish songs which we highly recommend as a young band contest or concert piece.

This piece for concert band is part of the Planned Program Series and is a wonderful contest selection for the beginning-intermediate band.

The stirring yet simple melody of this great Irving Berlin tune has made it the most popular partiotic song of the century, and this arrangement for young band generates all of the innate sensitivity...

Picture Santa doing the Cha Cha Cha to Up On The Housetop , the Argentine Tango to a minor treatment of Jingle Bells and tearing it up to a funk rock version of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas! Christmas con...