Caisson Go Rolling Along

An effective two-level method for Recorder instruction (Student Book 2 = 00710300) and a contemporary approach to instrument learning. The student books include complete introductory materials suitable for use with Baroque and German-style recorders. For general music class teaching the basic student materials are supplemented by a special Teacher's Cassette Kit (item 00710020). Includes 35 songs: 'Bingo' · 'The Caissons Go Rolling Along' · 'Dance of the Reed Flutes' · 'Dona Nobis Pacem' · 'Down in the Valley' · 'The Irish Washerwoman' · 'Jingle Bells' · 'Jolly Old St. Nicholas' · 'Merrily We RollAlong' · 'Ode to Joy' · 'Short'nin' Bread' · 'Zum Gali Gali' and more.

Beginning Pops – Grade 1These traditional themes have never sounded so good at this easy of a level! Written in 2/4 rather than cut time this arrangement includes interesting parts for all instruments –including the low brass and percussion. Featuring Marine's Hymn Anchors Aweigh and The Caissons Go Rolling Along this is the perfect concert closer for beginning bands. (2:00)

A collection of patriotic songs which can be played by the entire string group or by individual soloists with optional CD accompaniment. Each song is correlated with a specific level in the Essential Elements series. Includes:America the Beautiful ? Anchors Aweigh ? Battle Hymn of the Republic ? The Caissons Go Rolling Along ? God Bless America ? Hymn to the Fallen ? Marine's Hymn ? My Country 'Tis of Thee (America)? The Patriot ? The Star Spangled Banner ? Stars and Stripes Forever ? This Is My Country ? Yankee Doodle.

Contents include: America (my Country 'Tis of Thee); America The Beautiful; Battle Hymn of the Republic; The Caissons Go Rolling Along; Columbia The Gem of the Ocean; The Marines' Hymn; The Stars and Stripes Forever; The Star-Spangled Banner; When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again; Yankee Doodle; You're A Grand Old Flag; and more.

NFMC 2016-2010 Piano Duet Event Primary II-III-IV Selection-A great music educator once said Rhythm is caught not taught. Duet playing provides valuable experience developing a sense of rhythm. These duets are designed for two students at the same level - primo and secondo parts are of equal difficulty. Both parts are fun to learn because both players are given interesting acompaniments as well as melodies. It is suggested that a student alternate parts learning the primo part for one piece the secondo part for the next etc. This gives valuable sight-reading experience with both hands in treble clef and with both hands in bass clef. Duet playing provides an excellent opportunity for ear training too. Emphasis should be placed onlistening carefully to both parts so that the melody can be heard clearly and the accompaniment subdued. Book One includes 16 duets: Brother John (Frere Jacques) - Caissons Go Rolling Along - I've Been Working on the Railroad - This Old Man - On Top of Old Smokey - Yellow Rose of Texas - and more.

Peter Lawson's Tunes From The Trenches - Songs From World War One for Choir and Orchestra or Concert Band or Choir and Piano.A non-stop medley of tunes from World War One from recruiting through to the Last Post. This arrangement can be performed by a Choir with either an Orchestra band or piano accompaniment. There are different choral versions available for Mixed Voice Choir - both SATB (GM131) and for those with a shortage of male voices SA Men (GM134) - for Upper Voice Choir (SSA - GM132) and for Male Voice Choir (TTBB - GM133). The orchestra score and parts (GMCP020) can be used either on its own or to accompany a choir.Therecruiting song 'Your King and Country Want You' starts us off followed by 'Goodbye Dolly Gray' as the soldiers leave for war. 'Belgium put the Kibosh on the Kaiser' is followed by some proper trench songs - various lyrics were improvised by the soldiers!! - 'Three German Officers crossed the Rhine' and 'They were only playing Leap-Frog'. 'The Bells of Hell go Ting-a-ling-a-ling' leads to strains of 'Stille Nacht' recalling the Christmas truce. 'When this Lousy War is Over' and 'There's no place like Home' are balanced by 'Land of Hope and Glory' before the Americans arrive with 'The Caissons go Rolling Along' and 'Over There'. 'It's a Long Way to Tipperary' brings us towards a rousing finish save for an optional 'Last Post-lude' to end reflectively.

Contents include: America (my Country 'Tis of Thee); America The Beautiful; Battle Hymn of the Republic; The Caissons Go Rolling Along; Columbia The Gem of the Ocean; The Marines' Hymn; The Stars and Stripes Forever; The Star-Spangled Banner; When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again; Yankee Doodle; You're A Grand Old Flag; and more.