Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1198501 By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Traditional. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797644. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198501). The very first duet of the Clock Series for Beginning Band solos/ensembles.  A very simple duet flexible and available for use with all instruments using just the first 5 notes.   Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few copy or echo solo measures as well. This is a great duet to start beginners into the world of duet playing.  There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.As an added bonus, there is a clock face telling the time of the title of the piece to help students with the art of telling time by reading the face of a non-digital clock.Note:  Beginning band method books teach mallets on higher and lower  notes depending on the method book.  This arrangement is available for both.  Be sure to double check to get the correct range that suits your beginning mallet players.  

Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1198503 By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Traditional. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797649. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198503). The very first duet of the Clock Series for Beginning Band solos/ensembles.  A very simple duet flexible and available for use with all instruments using just the first 5 notes.   Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few copy or echo solo measures as well. This is a great duet to start beginners into the world of duet playing.  There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.As an added bonus, there is a clock face telling the time of the title of the piece to help students with the art of telling time by reading the face of a non-digital clock.Note:  Beginning band method books teach mallets on higher and lower  notes depending on the method book.  This arrangement is available for both.  Be sure to double check to get the correct range that suits your beginning mallet players.

Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1227365 Composed by American Folk Song. Arranged by André Nusa. Children,Folk,Traditional. 3 pages. Andre_Nusa #823357. Published by Andre_Nusa (A0.1227365). This easy xylophone duo arrangement of the song Itsy Bitsy Spider is a simple and fun interpretation of this classic children's song. The arrangement is designed for beginner players, featuring basic chords and a straightforward melody that is easy to play. This arrangement is a great choice for students of all ages who are looking to develop their basic skills and have fun in the process. It's a great piece for recitals, talent shows, and other performances where a simple and upbeat piece is needed to engage and entertain audiences.

Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1198377 By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Multicultural,Traditional,World. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797560. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198377). Part of the Clock Series for Beginning Band solo/ensembles.  A simple duet available and flexible for use with all instruments using just the first 7 notes.   Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few solo measures as well.  This is a great confidence builder that will build confidence with your young students.  There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.Note about this Mallet arrangement:  Different band method books start mallet players on higher or lower notes.  This arrangement is available in both a high and low written range for mallets.  Be sure to choose the one that best suits your mallet players. 

Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1198373 By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Multicultural,Traditional,World. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797556. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198373). Part of the Clock Series for Beginning Band solo/ensembles.  A simple duet available and flexible for use with all instruments using just the first 7 notes.   Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few solo measures as well.  This is a great confidence builder that will build confidence with your young students.  There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.Note about this Mallet arrangement:  Different band method books start mallet players on higher or lower notes.  This arrangement is available in both a high and low written range for mallets.  Be sure to choose the one that best suits your mallet players. 

Xylophone Duet Xylophone - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1041219 Composed by Camille Saint-Saens. Arranged by Lindsey James. Children,Classical. 1 pages. Lindsey James #645952. Published by Lindsey James (A0.1041219). Ideal for the KS3 classroom, this tuned percussion arrangement of the lively twelfth movement from Carnival of the Animals, complete with letter names, can be played by pairs of students, small groups, or by a whole class split into two 'teams'. The repetitive rhythms are easy for students to learn and to play in unison, and the accented notes in the second part add an extra difficulty level and challenge for the ensemble. This piece would suit topics on instruments of the orchestra (percussion), or it could help to embed more general concepts such as rhythm, tonality and structure.