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James D. Ployhar - Contemporary Band Course: Band Today, Part Two
Pop, Rock, Jazz And Country Music For Saxophone Show Tune and Movie Music For Saxophone Inspirational Music For Saxophone Classical Music For Saxophone Christmas Music For Saxophone Ensemble Music For Saxophone Method Books For Saxophone Sheet Music For Tenor Saxophone Sheet Music For Baritone Saxophone Sheet Music For Soprano Saxophone Manuscript Paper/Reference Books For Saxophone Reeds For Saxophone Accessories For Saxophone	Click on the image above to see a larger version. James D. Ployhar - Contemporary Band Course: Band Today, Part Two 31 pages, Item number 1100518DP, $6.95 "Band Today, Book Two" is a basic method book for the intermediate band level. This book contains many tuneful melodies and exercises designed to increase your musical skill. Product Format: Instruction Book For Alto Saxophone Publisher: This piece was published by Belwin.    This product has a difficulty rating of 2 on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest. How to purchase this item: To purchase "James D. Ployhar - Contemporary Band Course: Band Today, Part Two", just click on the "Click to Buy!" button above. You will then have the option of placing your order online or ordering by mail, fax or phone. Return Policy: This product may be returned within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges. Other Images: Front Cover Front Cover Image 1  (400kb) Example Pages Example Page 1  (206kb) Example Page 2  (223kb)	Quick Search Manage My Account Log In (Optional) Track An Order Gift Certificates Free Downloads Make An Account

Complete song list for "James D. Ployhar - Contemporary Band Course: Band Today, Part Two" - Sheet Music Songbook:

Robin And John Fre're Jacques Yes Slur - No Slur? Go Togethers (Just For Fun) We Wish You A Merry Christmas (Key Alert) America Chop Sticks Marianne The Bell Doth Toll Aura Lee (For Tone - Style - Phrasing) March Of The Men Of Harlech A-Roving Trumpet Voluntary - Composer: Purcell Deck The Hall Andante - Composer: Haydn - From: "Surprise Symphony" Lotsa Rock Theme From Academic Festival - Composer: Brahms Swingin' The Saints Triumphal March Chorale - Composer: D.S. Bortnyanski Michael, Row The Boat Ashore Carnival Of Venice White Coral Bells The Man On The Flying Trapeze America, The Beautiful - Composer: Samuel A. Ward Times Do Change (Sweet Betsy From Pike) Staccato Polka Russian Hymn Auld Lang Syne Mexican Folk Song Classic Melody (For Tone And Phrasing) - Composer: Schumann Yankee Doodle Boy Rockin' In The Kitchen Fantasie Impromptu - Composer: Frederick Chopin M - M - M - (More Mad Mozart) Let Loose Hebrew Folk Song Symphonic Theme - Composer: P.I. Tschaikowsky Pop Goes The Weasel Sakura Sakura Three Blind Mice High School Cadets - Composer: Sousa Bingo Etude For Band Little Tom Tinker Bugle Call Mountain Tune Greensleeves American Patrol - Composer: Meecham Morning Comes Early New River Train Pomp And Circumstance - Composer: E. Elgar O Tannenbaum Band Boogie The Masked Man (Theme From "William Tell") March Of The Three Kings Russian Folk Song Semper Fidelis (Theme) - Composer: Sousa Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Composer: Howe El Relicario - Composer: Padilla Dundai Czech Dance

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