Beginner's Suite - Øystein Sjøvaag Heimdal

This is a four-part suite written for beginning bands at grade level 1. The four movements are different in character and style, and can be performed as a suite or as single movements.Every part is challenging and the melody areplayed by various instruments throughout the piece.Several doublings makes it playable also with a smaller band than the scoring indicate.

Beginning Anew - John M. Pasternak

John's harmonic palette is practically refreshing in this overture-like piece that sounds like it's from a time long past. This work has just the right amount of drama and excitement to make it a perfect addition to the festival repertoire list.

Beginning Band Warm-Up - Robert W. Smith

The search is over for the ideal daily warm-up routine for your beginning band. Master music educators Susan L. Smith and Robert W. Smith have constructed a complete warm-up for your novice musicians. This efficient warm-up addresses tone quality, intonation, articulation, flexibility, dexterity, and expression all on a single page in your student's folder. Highly recommended!

Beginning Band's Greatest Hits - Larry Henry

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Begonia Mars - Roger Verstuyft

Beguine - Bernard Rittiner

Beguine for Band - Glen Osser

This classic work for band was a staple in the repertoire for several decades. Johnnie Vinson has taken the attractive Latin style of the original and beautifully adapted it for younger players. Tastefully scored with plenty ofvariety and texture changes, this is a unique change of pace that offers a bit of band history.

Beguine For Pauline

Beguine For Youth - Eric Osterling

Beguine On A Brazilian Folk Song - Claude T. Smith

Dance-like in nature, this setting of the Brazilian folk song "Tutu Maramba" explores a variety of musical textures. A wonderful opportunity for the percussion section to create an authentic Latin percussion feel.

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