Trumpets That Work 2013 Calendar

This 2013 “Trumpets That Work” calendar features stories of trumpet players, trumpet makers, and the development of the trumpet over several generations. It is an excellent gift to give to all of your favorite trumpetplayers, and of course for anyone who loves looking at trumpets and learning about their history. The trumpets pictured are significant because in most instances they are part of the professional accomplishments of greattrumpeters going back a hundred years and more.

Trumpets That Work 2014 Calendar

This 2014 “Trumpets That Work” calendar features stories of trumpet players, trumpet makers, and the development of the trumpet over several generations. It is an excellent gift to give to all of your favorite trumpetplayers, and of course for anyone who loves looking at trumpets and learning about their history. The trumpets pictured are significant because in most instances they are part of the professional accomplishments of greattrumpeters going back a hundred years and more.

Trumpets That Work 2016 Calendar

This 2016 “Trumpets That Work” calendar features stories of trumpet players, trumpet makers, and the development of the trumpet over several generations. It is an excellent gift to give to all of your favorite trumpet players, and of course foranyone who loves looking at trumpets and learning about their history. The trumpets pictured are significant because in most instances they are part of the professional accomplishments of great trumpeters going back a hundred years and more.

Trumpets that Work -2015 Calendar

This 2015 “Trumpets That Work” calendar features stories of trumpet players, trumpet makers, and the development of the trumpet over several generations. It is an excellent gift to give to all of your favorite trumpet players, and of course for anyone who loves looking at trumpets and learning about their history. The trumpets pictured are significant because in most instances they are part of the professional accomplishments of great trumpeters going back a hundred years and more.

Warm-Ups And Work-Outs For The Developing Choir Volume 2

This book aims to give amateur choral conductors and singers a second brief guide to vocal exercises which work to specific purposes. Emily Crocker is well known for her work with developing choirs, these excercises cover producing a free and open tone, articulation and diction, resonance and intonation.

Warm-Ups And Work-Outs For The Developing Choir Volume 1

Frequently, amateur choral directors have to rely on warm-up exercises they have picked up during their own choral experience. This book aims to give such people a brief guide to vocal exercises which work to specific purposes. Emily Crocker is well known for her work with developing choirs, these excercises cover producing a free and open tone, articulation and diction, resonance and intonation.

After You've Gone

Here's a nice change-of-pace swing tune that will work great for contest or concerts. The tempo is relaxed just enough to make it easy for younger groups to handle comfortably. Plenty of tutti ensemble playing and lush harmonies.

Arm, Arm Ye Brave : from Judas Maccabaeus

Here is the 10th movement from the Handel Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus. Sung by a bass soloist in the major work, this arrangement is skillfully set to fit the voices of young men. Here is the 10th movement from the Handel Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus. Sung by a bass soloist in the major work, this arrangement is skillfully set to fit the voices of young men.

Arm, Arm Ye Brave : from Judas Maccabaeus

Here is the 10th movement from the Handel Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus. Sung by a bass soloist in the major work, this arrangement is skillfully set to fit the voices of young men. Here is the 10th movement from the Handel Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus. Sung by a bass soloist in the major work, this arrangement is skillfully set to fit the voices of young men.

Max

There is never a lack of attitude from the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra as evidenced by this bluesy shuffle from their CD Shout Me Out. With the saxes on the head, complemented by screaming ensemble punches and a tempo that'sjust right, you have a formula for a real winner! Solos for tenor, trumpet and drums.

Work Song

Written in a medium-tempo, swing style, the saxes take the lead in the beginning answered by screaming brass figures. Soprano sax and a solo trombone engage in an ongoing bluesy dialogue interspersed with swingin' passages for theentire band. All masterfully arranged by Sy Johnson.Recorded live by the Mingus Big Band

Work Song

Written in a medium-tempo, swing style, the saxes take the lead in the beginning answered by screaming brass figures. Soprano sax and a solo trombone engage in an ongoing bluesy dialogue interspersed with swingin' passages for the entire band. All masterfully arranged by Sy Johnson.

Birk'S Work

A classic minor blues tune from Dizzy Gillespie, Mike Tomaro starts this version as a funky mambo but then shifts the style to swing and finally back again to the mambo. This well-paced chart features a great feel plus solos for trumpet and tenor.

Work Song

One of the signature tunes of the Cannonball Adderley Quintet, composed by Nat Adderley, this well-known jazz standard remains as popular today as when it first came out in 1960. Arranged here in a solid even eighth note feel, this is an appealing choice for any concert.

Relax Max

Most famously recorded by Dinah Washington and featured recently in TV commercials, here is a unique feature for vocalist (or tenor sax) that is sure to be a hit at any concert. Guaranteed fun!

Love Takes Work

Love Takes Work

Roger Emerson: Pop Warm-ups & Work-outs For Choir

Pop Warm-ups & Work-outs For Choir was created by Roger Emerson to provide a series of warm-ups for all choirs utilising classic rock and pop melodies to build vocal skills while having fun! Each of the ten warm-ups provide a focus objective, suggested learning outcomes and related choral literature for younger and developing ensembles. Warm-ups may be used with changed or unchanged voices.Concepts covered include: vowel shapes, resonance, breath control, head voice and falsetto, articulation and diction and much more!Warm-ups are based on these pop classics: At the Hop, Do-Re-Mi, Don't Stop Believin', Good Vibrations, Hound Dog, Lean on Me, The Longest Time, Spinning Wheel, Thriller, Witch Doctor.

Arr. Roger Emerson: Pop Warm-Ups And Work-Outs For Choir - Volume 2 (Book/Online Audio)

Following the success of Pop Warm-Ups & Work-Outs for Guys (08749926) and Pop Warm-Ups & Work-Outs for Choir Volume 1 (08753187), this sequel includes many of the latest pop song melodies and motives to inspire students to sing with gusto and to reinforce basic choral fundamentals common to all types of music. The ten songs featured in this second volume of Pop Warm-Ups And Work-Outs For Choir are preceded by suggestions for practicing and reinforcing skills such as breath control, ear training, vowel shapes, resonance, range extension and head voice development. The warm-ups can be used with changed or unchanged voices. The professionally-produced audio recordings present each exercise with and without singers, and are included via digital download. Pop Warm-Ups And Work-Outs For Choir Volume 2 is a valuable resource that will encourage students to sing out while building a better understanding of their amazing instrument - the human voice! Warm-Ups are based on the following songs: Ho Hey, Home, Best Day of My Life, The Lion Sleeps Tonight, Moves Like Jagger, The Flight of the Bumblebee, Chasing the Sun, The Interval Song, The Christmas Song, Some Nights . Suggested for middle and high school choirs.

Nimrod 'from Enigma Variations' - arr. Bocook : from Enigma Variations

This adagio movement from the Enigma Variations provides an excellent opportunity for developing bands to work on tone, blend, intonation, and dynamics. Jay Bocook's arrangement is designed for smaller bands and features flexiblescoring options to fit most any ensemble.

Nimrod (flexband) : from Enigma Variations

This “adagio” movement from the Enigma Variations provides an excellent opportunity for developing bands to work on tone, blend, intonation, and dynamics. Jay Bocook’s arrangement is designed for smaller bands and features flexible scoring options to fit most any ensemble.

Whistle While You Work

Pro Vocal: Vocal Warm-Ups

Singing requires putting the rest of your busy life aside and focusing on both the physical and creative components of making art through sound. Just like athletes, musicians must warm up to be limber, relaxed and ready to perform, and to prevent strain or injury.These 25 warm-ups are designed to take your voice and body from their everyday habits and routines and to focus and prepare them to sing well. The exercises begin with broad, large-muscle relaxation techniques and breathing work, and move on to a gradual, relaxed warm-up of your voice and strengthening of your vocal skills. The CD contains demos for listening and separate backing tracks so you can sing along. Three songs are also included for practice.

I Work Upon the Railway

This lively folksong setting by Emily Crocker captures the spirit of America's past in an elementary contest piece that's great for featuring your boys. Available: 2-Part.

We Can Work It Out

Reminiscent of the sassy and funky version recorded by Chaka Kahn, here is a hot re-working of the classic Beatles hit. Featuring creative harmonies and sizzling horn riffs, this is sure to add a spark of energy to any program.