Partitions Johnnie Vinson pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

This well-scored arrangement opens with the slow chorale-like theme from the beginning of the original overture. From there it builds to the familiar dynamic strains and powerful conclusion. Hal Leona...

This dark and sinister movement from Holst's symphonic masterpiece The Planets continues to thrill audiences and performers alike. Hal Leonard's innovative Flex-Band series is designed to provide exci...

This arrangement for flexible instrumentation is a setting of three traditional Czech melodies displaying a wide range of moods and styles. Includes: Walking at Night; Meadows Green and Spring, The Ma...

Based on the familiar Celtic folk tune Shaker Song, here is an exciting arrangement of the main theme from the stage production 'The Lord of the Dance' playable with just about any combination of inst...

Originally recorded by Louis Prima, but also a bit hit for the Brian Setzer Orchestra, this hoppin' tune epitomizes the energetic 'jump swing' style.

Henri Mancini was a master at composing memorable melodies - impressively demonstrated by his numerous and unforgettable film scores and jazz tunes. Johnnie Vinson has now cleverly arranged Baby Eleph...

The film score for the blockbuster movie Black Panther is as dramatic as the movie itself. Here is a terrific setting of the main themes skillfully arranged for flexible instrumentation. Includes: Anc...

The powerful and evocative music of Gustav Holst remains as relevant today as ever before. From The Planets here is a concise suite of the movements Mars, Venus and Jupiter.

Often imitated but never duplicated, the music from Holst's symphonic classic The Planets continues to thrill audiences and inspire performers. Even at this easy level, here is a setting of this famou...

Quinque (the Latin word for five) is a great way to introduce the 5/4 meter to your young players. Consistently using a 3+2 rhythmic grouping through, the melodies and accompaniment figures are easy t...

Quinque (the Latin word for five) is a great way to introduce the 5/4 meter to your young players. Consistently using a 3+2 rhythmic grouping through, the melodies and accompaniment figures are easy t...

Quinque (the Latin word for 'five') is a great way to introduce the 5/4 meter to your young players. Consistently using a 3+2 rhythmic grouping throughout, the melodies and accompaniment figures are e...

Quinque (the Latin word for five) is a great way to introduce the 5/4 meter to your young players. Consistently using a 3+2 rhythmic grouping through, the melodies and accompaniment figures are easy t...

Heralded by a fanfare-like figure for trumpets in the first strain, here is an appealing German-style march solidly scored for young players. Low brass take the lead on the second strain, followed by...

Composée par Irving Berlin, cette célèbre mélodie est sans doute l'un des chants patriotiques les plus populaires de tous les temps. La version de Johnnie, solidement mais joliment écrite pour une ins...

Composée par Irving Berlin, cette célèbre mélodie est sans doute l'un des chants patriotiques les plus populaires de tous les temps. La version de Johnnie, solidement mais joliment écrite pour une ins...

An American musical phenomenon, the circus march (or 'gallop' or 'screamer') was commonly used during the circus heyday as a way to stir up enthusiasm for the various acts and excite the crowds. Grand...

Overture on a Hymn Tune is based on 'The Old Ship Of Zion' which is found in the Early American Sacred Harp songbook. Johnnie Vinson uses a fast-slow-fast overture format to give this wonderful melody...

With its patriotic flavor and dramatic building points, Lee Greenwood's powerful hit is a natural addition to any concert. Effectively scored here in the Flex-Band format by Johnnie Vinson.

With its patriotic flavor and dramatic building points, Lee Greenwood's powerful hit is a natural addition to any concert. Effectively scored here in the Flex-Band format by Johnnie Vinson.

La mélodie envoûtante de cet air traditionnel remonte probablement au Moyen Âge et a été publiée par le compositeur britannique Ralph Vaughan Williams dans l'English Hymnal de 1906. Librement adaptée...