As the title suggests the music creates a 1920's ragtime feel with specific references to the Charleston.

An ideal starter piece for your beginner ensemble.

Little Brown Jug: Bobby Shaftoe: Steal Away: Morning Has Broken.

Star Quality: Yankee Doodle: Blue Lavender: Cindy.

Written to commemorate the anniversary of the First World War, this music may be played on its own as an ensemble piece, or may be used as part of a project with the words supplied for a unison choir,or as an ensemble piece with audience participation.

A collection of six lively Folk Songs from the North East of England.

Embraceable You. A slow relaxed arrangement of this popular piece which makes an ideal introduction to Gershwin for young players.

Someone To Watch Over Me. A gentle, relaxed arrangement of this popular piece. An ideal introduction to Gershwin for young players.

They Can't Take That Away From Me. A straight quaver, non-syncopated version of this popular piece.

A Foggy Day. An easy, straight arrangement of this well known Gershwin classic.

Nice Work If You Can Get It. An easy non syncopated arrangement of this popular piece.

Summertime.A simple arrangement of this Gershwin evergreen piece.

But Not For Me. The seventh and final piece in the series Gershwin Made Easy.

The name says it all! A fun Christmas piece which players young and old are sure to love.

Two pieces from different countries. "Spanish Tune" is based on an exciting Flamenco theme and "The Imperial" is a pentatonic piece with a main theme which will sound familiar!

Two pieces from two different countries. Rule Britannia and Waltzing Matilda.

A series of four volumes with two contrasting characters (pieces) in each volume: Pete's Parade: Dot's Dilemma. They are written especially for the beginner ensemble.

A series of four volumes with two contrasting characters (pieces) in each volume. They are written especially for the beginner ensemble.

A series of four volumes with two contrasting characters (pieces) in each volume: Ray's Rag: Gill's Galop. They are written especially for the beginner ensemble

A series of four volumes with two contrasting characters (pieces) in each volume: Swinging Susie: Tanya's Tango: They are written especially for the beginner ensemble.

A quirky, swinging version of Once In Royal David's City, which all your young players will enjoy.

An easy flexible arrangement of this popular British Proms favourite.

A rumba full of seduction and of exotic promise.

A lively piece by Tim Curd with interesting parts for all, including a nautical feel.

A well known Australian favourite.