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A La Lute invokes the great lute music of the past, while being completely accessible by your beginning guitarists and wind players. The spooky melody is also a great way to teach about the A melodic minor scale! A great way to combine your guitarists and concert band!
Finally, 6/8 in grade 1! This bright and happy tune teaches 6/8 while sticking entirely to the D major notes in first position. Along the way every section gets a chance to shine, including your basses!
Away We Go! tells the story of the low brass inviting the whole band on a big adventure…and everyone getting a little lost along the way before they find each other. This catchy 6/8 pieces serves as a great teaching vehicle, and would make a wonderful introduction to 6/8 for your students. Every section gets the chance to play the melody, including percussion, and there’s a euphonium feature!
In Motion is all about, well, motion! Your string players get to play a relentless pulse and melody while accompanied by your winds and percussion. Very achievable, and a great introduction to D major!
Finally, 6/8 in grade 1! My First Adventure is your students’ first adventure into 6/8! Safe ranges and orchestration (and a euphonium solo!) and a bouncy tune give your students a great way to learn 6/8 in their first or second year of playing!
Reflessione Dolce translates from Italian as “Sweet Reflections”. It is the imaginings of past loves lost, and the times that made them such sweet memories. This wonderful ballad is written to take advantage of a particularly good middle school cello and violin section, and designed to develop fluidity and sensitivity as well as demonstrative, romantic phrase shaping. A great addition for your next concert.
This beautiful version of Silent Night will allow your superstar beginning violist to create something magical. Both solo and accompaniment are grade 1, making this version eminently playable by most first and second year groups.
Spit & Polish is a great grade 2 march by David Yamamoto! It celebrates graduation from military basic training, honoring the American services tradition with a piece that student musicians completing the school year from their own basic training (beginning or intermediate band) can navigate with pride. Along the way there are great teaching opportunities about marches, including form, key change, and an easy introduction to cut time
Tango Jose Moises is an unusual duet inspired by a pair of good friends from the composer’s school who had both won lead seats in the Norwalk-La Mirada (California) District Middle School Honor Band: Jose on tuba and Moises on clarinet. This humorous tango was written so they could publicly celebrate their achievement and display their skills at their final middle school concert
This piece is also available as a Saxophone Duet with either an Alto or Tenor paired with a Baritone Sax, also published by Robot Quill Revolution Publishing.
Tango Jose Moises is an unusual duet inspired by a pair of good friends from the composer’s school who had both won lead seats in the Norwalk-La Mirada (California) District Middle School Honor Band: Jose on tuba and Moises on clarinet. This humorous tango was written so they could publicly celebrate their achievement and display their skills at their final middle school concert This version presents the tango for your saxophones, working equally well with an alto or tenor saxophone paired with a baritone saxophone.
This piece is also available in its original form as a duet for clarinet and tuba, also published by Robot Quill Revolution Publishing.
The Call Of The Open Sky, by Bryan J. Lackey, is an exciting grade 2 fanfare that evokes imagery of an endless frontier and adventure. It heavily features the french horn section, flutes, and percussion, and is a great opener or closer to any concert!
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