Intermediate Sheet Music from Northeastern Music Publications

This is a big band style composition for your concert band. Your band and audience will enjoy this jazzy composition from the Netherlands. The 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

A toe-tappin' ragtime one-step! Features syncopation and jazzy excitement in a saxophone quartet of moderate difficulty. Soprano sax lead may be replaced with optional alto sax part.

A beautifully expressive composition wht a contrasting middle section. 1st trumpet's highest note is F.

This movement is from Tchaikovsky's The Seasons. Everyone will recognize this famous melody even though many will not know the name. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

This movement, subtitled, February, fromthe Seasons, by Tchaikovsky is a wonderful addition to your concert anytime of the year. 1st trumpet's highest note is Aflat.

This fugue is an ideal vehicle for younger musicians to experience the counterpoint of Bach.

Mozart's famous variations on 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star' skillfully arranged for clarinets. May be performed by a quartet or a larger ensemble. This is a guaranteed audience pleaser!

Your quartet will love Mozart's masterpiece and this exquisite arrangement will make any quartet shine.

Originally for three violins and cello, this transcription brilliantly captures the spirit of this classical favorite. Excellent for middle school and high school players.

As originally written but arranged for concert band. Won 1st prize at the 1912 International Contest. Challenging Grade 3+.

Sousa wrote Jack Tar in 1903. Jack Tar is a common English term used to refer to seamen of the Merchant or Royal Navy, particularly during the British Empire. Both members of the public and seafarers...

This is written in a very dignified march style of the early Romantic Era. Dotted rhythms and articulations are the two main educational features in this work. The first trumpet's highest note is G.

March in cut-time. Rhythmically not difficult. 3rd clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

A medley of famous and traditional songs of The United States Of America: Chester, When Jesus Wept, Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean, and America, The Beautiful. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Beautifully arranged Renaissance music includes clear and helpful guidelines for musical interpretation. This short one-movement work of medium difficulty is ideal for student or professional quartets...

This march for less experienced players gives them the chance to explore staccato, challenging keys, and low notes in the baritone.

Alto saxophone quartet Parts 3 & 4 have alternative parts for tenor saxophone. Tempo: moderately fast.

This seven-minute medley is a fitting tribute to one of America's most cherished songwriters. Includes: Oh Susanna, Beautiful Dreamer, Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, Gwine to Run All Night, and mor...

A two-movement work playable by advanced middle school and high school players.

A classic Scott Joplin ragtime for three clarinets. Arranged specifically for advanced middle school and high school performers.

A medley of rousing American favorites. Includes: Listen to the Mockingbird, The Arkansas Traveler, Shenandoah, Wait for the Wagon, Green Grow the Lilacs, Simple Gifts, Follow the Drinking Gourd, and...

Bold and majestic overture. Dotted rhythms, triplets and a few 16th note runs. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Three movements: The Parrot of the Pirate Made Language Foule, A Maid So Faire, and Sea Change. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Challenging Grade 3; beautifully lyric melodies in a slow tempo. Written in 5/4 time. Inspired by the writings of Abraham Lincoln; included in the forward. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

An expressive composition with varying moods and tempi. 3rd clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.