SKU: A0.1165646

The one thing I see every band do is chorales, and alot of the time, they are not grasping the top 4 concepts:
1. Different Styles
2. Different Keys (especially sharp keys)
3. Different Times
4. Different Dynamics
And with this useful chorale book, you grasp different styles (Legato, Cantible, Atonal, Traditional), different keys (Bb, D, Ab, Eb), different times (4/4, 3/4), and rapid dynamic changes. 
The Chorales Used: 
Crusader's Hymn (von Fallersleben)
All Glory, Laud, and Honor (Neale)
Salvation (Besancon)
America the Beautiful (Sainte-Marie)
Simple Gifts (Brackett)
Oh Thy Lord Jesus, May We Praise You! (Besancon)
Practicing Atonality (Besancon)
Une Chorale Deddie A Besancon, France (Besancon).

SKU: A0.886147

Perfect as a warm-up exercise or a concert piece, Three Bach Chorales features Chorale 143. In dulci jubilo, Chorale 149. Nicht so traurig, nicht so sehr, and Chorale 211. Weltlich Ehre' und zeitlich Gut.

SKU: A0.1313867

These chorales are basic chord progression pieces that I wrote to help my Concert Band develop a solid, warm Concert Band sound.  They start in Concert B♭ and progress in difficulty until the 20th Chorale, which is the first phrase Ermuntre dich, mein schwacher Geist by Johann Sebastian Bach.  This file includes both a Full Score as well as a Piano Score.

SKU: A0.778223

This music is a set of warm-up chorales for concert band, offering variety when warming up one's band. Bach is the standard when it comes to chorales, and folk song chorales can add a new melodies and harmonies to the fundamentals taught during warm-up. In arranging these chorales, harmonies more idiomatic to the modern day concert band scoring are used, especially at the Grade II/III level. The folk songs included are Loch Lomond, The Parting Glass, Slumber My Darling, and Scarborough Fair.

SKU: A0.1165498

This is a 6 piece chorale warm up for concert bands. 2 of them are classic hymns Eternal Father Strong to Save & Fairest Lord Jesus The other 4 are originals with plenty of melodic and harmonious sounds.

SKU: A0.1276154

FIRST CHORALES are a great tool for young musicians to warm up, tune up and learn essentials like ensemble, tone, phrasing and dynamics.  Rhythms are mostly homophonic (including whole-, half-, quarter and eighth-notes); harmonies are three- or four-part. Range is limited.  Most beginners can master these chorales after only a few months of study on their instrument.