3 Movements for Brass Band - Oskar Abel Valand Halvorsen

3 Movements for Brass Band is written with the intent to explore concise, but intention-lled musical forms. Even though each movement is a clearly dened part, there are still many similarities and unifying elements throughout. One of them can be characerized as a focus on musical initiatives that perpetually intensies the interplay between them. Furthermore, nearly all chords and melodic gestures in all the movements are based on the same three-note cell (e.g. Eb-F-Ab) in constant transposing versions. This structure of threes also nds expression in the rhythmical elements (e.g. in the lightly syncopated gures in the opening of the second movement). Lastly, there is also a signal in snare drum and whip, that ends each movement.

3 Pops 4 You - David Well

A Pop Festival in three parts: 1. Purple Pop - Great heavy rock with some modern sound here and there. Attention to the syncopation! 2. Pink Pop - A dreamy ballad with an open ending. 3. Plastic Pop - Finale with heavy percussion!

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3 Sketches - Norman Tailor

3 Sketches (Accordion Solo) - Norman Tailor

3 Sketches (Harmonica Solo) - Norman Tailor

3 Visions Lunaires - Eddy Debons

30 Original Chorales and Warm-ups - Philip Sparke

These 30 Original Chorales and Warm-Ups have been designed to develop the most important aspects of band playing, by providing material that can be used at the start of a rehearsal to test balance, dynamics, tuning, flexibility and articulation. Band directors are encouraged to adapt them to address the specific needs and challenges of their ensembles. Dynamics and tempo indications are not given and should be chosen by the director as required. All the chorales are strictly four-part. This multi-purpose collection is an essential purchase for every ambitious band!

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33 Hymns Tunes for BB, Book 1

33 Hymns Tunes for BB, Book 2

4 Fanfares - Jérôme Naulais