Intermediate

  • Lindsey’s Lullaby

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    This little lullaby was written for my 4-year-old niece at the time she was about to have heart surgery. It’s just a simple and pretty melody that came to me with her in mind. I had her come in the studio and sing the La La La’s when she was all better (take after take…my little diva). I really love the tune as it’s such a departure from most of the highly energetic music that I had written and arranged up to that point.

  • Song for Lauren

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    “Song For Lauren” was written back in the mid 2000’s for a good friend of mine who was in a terrible car accident and had to be airlifted to a hospital.

  • Sleigh Ride

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    This reggae treatment of Sleigh Bells is fun for the audience and band alike. It’s a pretty straightforward arrangement and perfect for an intermediate level band.

  • West Indian Rhythms

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    A moderate tempo classic 1930’s era Calypso from Atilla the Hun (Raymond Quevado), but arranged in a modern style.

  • Mookiate

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    Mookiate has a meditative mood allowing for the performers to experiment with dynamics, sustaining fermatas, cueing and tempo.

  • Lullaby

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    A slow, soft, lullaby for the key of G flat major.

  • Green Valley

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    Green Valley is a Bossa Nova written to help develop the ability of one student to be the sole accompanist. Both parts feature a variation, and the rhythms in the melody build confidence in performing syncopated rhythms at more moderate tempos.

  • Torbio and Daisy

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    This piece is a cha cha written to depict a mutt dog and a pit bull. The pit bull would would bark at anything and anyone, but while wagging its tail.

  • Little Cricket

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    Little Cricket can be played as a medium-up bossa or light samba.

  • Gavotte in D

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    Although one of Gossec’s most popular works, this playful melody from the Classical period may be best recognized from its use by arranger Carl Stalling in several Warner Brothers cartoons.