Partitions de Brass Wind Publications

Simple melodies carefully graded to present a stimulating and progressive programme of technical and musical development. This edition is arranged for Tuba Bass Clef. ABRSM Grades 1 2 and 3.

57 well known pieces for flute-Winner Scores All features 57 popular songs including many hits from films and musicals arranged for Flute players of all ages. A CD is included containing backing tracks for 36 solos.Winner Scores All includes the favourites All That Jazz A Whole New World Mamma Mia Georgy Girl Always Look on the Bright Side and more.

With CD-Suitable for B Flat Trombone. 83 well known tunes from around the world. With backing tracks CD.

A collection of American music fun to play while advancing your musicality and technique. Piano accompaniment by Kathy McMillen.

08:00 'It was such a lovely day I thought it was a pity to get up' • 10:45 'I like long walks especially when they are taken by people who annoy me' • 14:00 'Seeing is deceiving it's eating that's believing' • 16:50 'Well we can't stand around here doing nothing people will think we're workmen' • 19:30 'Without music life would be a mistake' • 23:59 'No civilised person goes to bed the same day he gets up'Written for trombone bass clef and piano.

Melodic Studies For Trombone Book 2 is an excellent book with studies composed by John Edney for the developing trombonist progressing from grade 3 through to grade 5. This book will help to develop and secure your understandings of different styles and tempi.The studies in this book are for unaccompanied trombone and are notated in the Treble Clef.

This collection contains nine popular pieces in easy-medium difficulty arrangements for Eb Horn Tuba or Eb Bass by John Iveson. Stranger On The A Train For Tuba contains the favourites: Take the A Train Stranger on the Shore The Lady is a Tramp Mood Indigo Watch What Happens Strictly Come Dancing All I Ask of You Sentimental Journey and This Could Be the Start of Something Big.

A first-rate. bright and cheerful baroque concerto in three movements. Made widely available for the first time in this modern edition.'...Both the concertos (Laue and Otto) will be a delightful alternative and an important stepping-stone to the Haydn/Hummel axis that has dominated the trumpet-concerto repertoire for so long. 'Reviewed 'Music Teacher'

A selection of Horn solos with Piano accompaniment carefully graded and in a variety of styles.

'When somebody tells me that they wish they could improvise I usually reply 'If you really want to you will'. This may seem quite a hard line to take but if the will to improvise exists there is no reason why anyone with however limited a command of their instrument (or voice) cannot realise their ambition the degree of proficiency attained obviously varying with individual abilities and above all the amount of personal effort. As much time as possible should be allocated to ear-training. There are many cassette courses available on the market - such as the David Burge course (for both perfect and relative pitch development). Also the development ofharmonic knowledge should be on-going and to this end use of a keyboard of some kind is imperative. Don't worry how bad a pianist you are - you can only improve. An improviser draws upon any sources available to enhance his/her vocabulary - a popular song for instance or a Chopin waltz or the modes of Messaien or the pandiatonicism (this being simpler than it sounds) of Stravinsky. It is very healthy to expose yourself to a wide spectrum of music - you will probably find this will lead to the development of other skills such as musical analysis or composition - which of course may well be of material use at times when engagements are thin on the ground and one can turn to arranging or writing a jingle or even a film score. All the pieces in this book have a theme followed by a quasi-improvisational section and a reprise of the theme. If you wish feel free to invent your own improvisation or play the written one or perhaps use the first four bars of the written one as a springboard. Please feel free to imbue these pieces with your personality making alterations and decorations as you feel them.' - Tony Coe

Some of the greatest melodies of twentieth century popular music are Latin American either in origin or in inspiration. The subtle and evocative rhythms of such forms as the Samba Bossa Nova Tango and Rumba are to be found in this collection of arrangements of Latin favourites all of which would make excellent concert material.

Solos in a variety of twentieth century classical and jazzy styles with piano accompaniment.