Young Band

A direct successor to Tyler Arcari's "Aliens in the Attic," This piece sets imaginations ablaze with wild thoughts of the mythical Sasquatch, stomping around in the belly of our home! Stomp effects cr...

A direct successor to Tyler Arcari's "Aliens in the Attic," This piece sets imaginations ablaze with wild thoughts of the mythical Sasquatch, stomping around in the belly of our home! Stomp effects cr...

A direct successor to Tyler Arcari's "Aliens in the Attic," This piece sets imaginations ablaze with wild thoughts of the mythical Sasquatch, stomping around in the belly of our home! Stomp effects cr...

A direct successor to Tyler Arcari's "Aliens in the Attic," This piece sets imaginations ablaze with wild thoughts of the mythical Sasquatch, stomping around in the belly of our home! Stomp effects cr...

Though it uses only the first six notes students learn, "Credence" was written to bring out the best in your ensemble, making them sound full and mature. This work is a testament to the fact that even...

Though it uses only the first six notes students learn, "Credence" was written to bring out the best in your ensemble, making them sound full and mature. This work is a testament to the fact that even...

Though it uses only the first six notes students learn, "Credence" was written to bring out the best in your ensemble, making them sound full and mature. This work is a testament to the fact that even...

Though it uses only the first six notes students learn, "Credence" was written to bring out the best in your ensemble, making them sound full and mature. This work is a testament to the fact that even...

Though it uses only the first six notes students learn, "Credence" was written to bring out the best in your ensemble, making them sound full and mature. This work is a testament to the fact that even...

Give the trombones a chance to slide from F to Bb in this Greg Gruner original. A dance-like melody is used by the composer in creating this set of simple variations. Featuring modest ranges, this pie...

Opening with a slow and lyrical section, the piece soon moves into a fast, exciting tempo. Lower voices have plenty of chances to be heard playing the melody while upper voices provide harmonic and rh...

Written in 3/4 , this piece is very appropriate for your concert or festival needs. Its medieval quality with enhanced percussion gives the work an intriguing sound, reminiscent of a film score. (2:00...

Simple percussive effects using woodblock, vibraslap, and slapstick will bring this piece to life. Students will easily visualize the alligators lumbering along as they play this very easy piece for b...

Not very often are we treated to such a beautiful chorale at the grade 1 level. Brian has scored this to work well with your beginning band instrumentation while providing opportunities to work on mus...

A fabulous way to showcase your clarinet section. This piece lies very well on the clarinet so it will not be difficult for your young musicians. David has scored this to work well with any beginning...

This is a wonderful way to feature the lyrical playing of your beginning clarinet section. A simple accompaniment in 3/4 provides a nice background for the beautiful melody presented by the clarinets....

Uses only 5 notes! This easy fanfare is the perfect way to open your concert or assembly. Written specifically for an after-school program, this very accessible work uses a lot of rhythmic unison and...

This saxophone feature has all the elements you can imagine to bring the house down in your next concert. A rock groove sets the stage for your entire sax section. Your audience is sure to get involve...

This innovative trumpet feature gives you the unique option of using two groups of antiphonal trumpets set up on either side of the band. All instruments use just six notes in this excellent opener or...

Trombone had a problem, one he could not hide. It wasn't valves or flashy keys, it was his awkward slide... So begins the poem that accompanies this humorous novelty work featuring your trombone and s...

Using only six notes and note values no smaller than a quarter note, Robert Grice has managed to compose a piece that every beginning band student will want to play. Brake drum and gong contribute to...

You'll be surprised to know that this great sounding work uses only six notes in all instruments, with the exception of the clarinets, which also use a low written B to involve the right hand. The pie...

Take a trip across the desert with this new work from composer Roland Barrett. A mysterious introduction sets the mood for an interesting and highly educational aleatoric passage. Easily achieved, stu...

This powerful fanfare captures the spirit of Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The opening figure in the percussion is reminiscent of Aaron Copland and introduces the opening theme. As the...

Originally written for advanced symphonic band, this elementary supplemental set can be played along with the original, and is perfect for a massed band performance or recruiting tool. Includes a redu...