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Retail Catalogue Price List June 2019 Retail Catalogue Price List June 2019 Table of Contents New Publications .................................................................................................................................... 3 Books ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Music Education ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Brass Ensemble ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Brass Band .............................................................................................................................................. 4 Euphonium ............................................................................................................................................. 5 Horn ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Trombone; Composer A - H .................................................................................................................... 6 Trombone; Composer I – R .................................................................................................................... 7 Trombone; Composer S – Z .................................................................................................................... 8 Alto Trombone ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Bass Trombone; Composer A - K ............................................................................................................ 9 Bass Trombone; Composer L - Z ........................................................................................................... 10 Bass Trombone & Ensemble ................................................................................................................ 10 Trombone Duet & Trio ......................................................................................................................... 11 Trombone Quartet; Composer A - K .................................................................................................... 12 Trombone Quartet; Composer L - Z ..................................................................................................... 13 Trombone Quintet ............................................................................................................................... 13 Trombone Sextet & Septet ................................................................................................................... 14 Trombone Octet & Larger Ensembles; Composer A - L ........................................................................ 15 Trombone Octet & Larger Ensembles; Composer M - Z ...................................................................... 16 Trumpet ............................................................................................................................................... 17 Trumpet Ensemble ............................................................................................................................... 18 Tuba ..................................................................................................................................................... 18 Wind Ensemble .................................................................................................................................... 19 Bassoon ................................................................................................................................................ 19 Clarinet ................................................................................................................................................. 19 Flute ..................................................................................................................................................... 19 Oboe ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 Recorder ............................................................................................................................................... 20 Saxophone ............................................................................................................................................ 20 Vocal ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 All music copyright Warwick Music Limited. All rights reserved. All prices in £. 2 Company registered in England & Wales No: 4371344. VAT Registration No: GB-781 7449 92 Warwick Music Group, Rock Farm Business Centre, Hangman’s Lane, Seckington, Tamworth, B79 0LA, UK Tel: 024 7671 2081 Email: [email protected] For our digital catalogue please see www.warwickmusic.com New Publications New Publications SKU Composer / Arranger Title Printed price EN091 Barry Miniature Suite for Brass 9.95 EN090 Herman Hebrew Love Songs 9.95 TB1052 Nell Variations for Four Trombones 14.95 HN060 Saglietti 40 Progressive Studies for Brass Horn in F 9.95 TU043 Saglietti 40 Progressive Melodic Studies for Brass - Tuba 9.95 WD113 Thorne But is it art? 7.95 Books Books SKU Composer / Arranger Title Printed price BK018 Bousfield Unlocking the Trombone Code 19.95 BK003 Kehle Alto Trombone LiterAture: An AnnotAted Guide 2nd Edition 19.95 Music Education MusiC EduCation SKU Composer / Arranger Title Printed price ED011 Charlton Are you ready? 13 Tunes for pBuzz 12.95 ED013 Charlton Are you ready? Flute & CD 12.95 ED004 Charlton Are you ready? Whole Class treble Cleff with CD 12.95 ED012 Charlton Charlton: Are You Ready? Alto Saxophone 12.95 ED014 Charlton Charlton: Are You Ready? Violin 12.95 TB1050 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Trombone 7.95 TB1051 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Trombone (Bb) 7.95 EU016 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Euphonium & Baritone 7.95 HN058 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Tenor Horn 7.95 HN059 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: FrenCh Horn 7.95 TR089 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn to Play Trumpet 7.95 WD104 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Bassoon 7.95 WD099 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Clarinet 7.95 WD103 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Oboe 7.95 WD102 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play ReCorder 7.95 WD100 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Alto Sax 7.95 WD101 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To play Tenor Sax 7.95 WD098 Kingston & Legge MusiC Marvels: Learn To Play Flute 7.95 TB265 Legge Brass Mania Trombone Studies Bass Clef & CD 8.95 TB288 Legge Brass Mania (Treble Clef Tbn/CD) 8.95 TR041 Legge Brass Mania Treble Clef 8.95 TR054 Legge Brass Mania Piano aCCompaniment (Bb Treble Clef) 7.95 TB185 Roberts U-Play Brass (Bass Clef/CD) 7.95 ED009 Taylor Just Play Brass Treble Clef 11.95 ED005 Taylor Just Play… Treble Clef Brass Book 1 TeaChers Book 19.95 ED008 Taylor Just Play… Trombone & Euphonium Bass Clef Book 2 11.95 ED007 Taylor Just Play… Trombone Bass Clef TeaChers Book 19.95 ED006 Taylor Just Play… Trombone Treble Clef Book 19.95 TR091 Vaughan Plug in, Play! Treble Clef Brass in Bb 9.95 ED010 Yates Learn to play pBuzz 14.95 All music copyright Warwick Music Limited. All rights reserved. All prices in £. 3 Company registered in England & Wales No: 4371344. VAT Registration No: GB-781 7449 92 Warwick Music Group, Rock Farm Business Centre, Hangman’s Lane, Seckington, Tamworth, B79 0LA, UK Tel: 024 7671 2081 Email: [email protected] For our digital catalogue please see www.warwickmusic.com Brass Ensemble Brass Ensemble SKU Composer / Arranger Title Printed price EN049 Bach arr Maunder French Suite No.5 7.95 EN102 Brown We Wish You a Merry Jazzed Up Christmas 11.95 EN103 Brown We Wish You a Merry Jazzed Up Christmas - Flexible 11.95 EN002 Buxtehude Passacaglia in D minor 7.95 EN059 Byrd arr Taylor Have with yow to Walsinghame 9.95 EN003 Charpentier Te Deum 24.95 EN004 Corelli Christmas Cantata 7.95 EN039 Cunliffe Brass Boogie Brass Quartet 7.95 EN048 De Hann Two Christmas Carols 7.95 EN063 Gane Fanfare - World in Motion 7.95 EN086 Gershwin arr Benton Rhapsody in Blue Brass Quintet 9.95 EN007 Green Christmas Fanfare Brass Ensemble 9.95 EN010 Green Hark the Herald 7.95 EN011 Green O Come All Ye Faithful Brass Ensemble 14.95 EN012 Green O Little One Sweet 7.95 EN025 Green Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen (10 piece) 7.95 EN090 Herman Hebrew Love Songs 9.95 EN001 Hogg Christmas Oratorio Brass Quintet 7.95 EN019 Hogg Gaudate 9.95 EN061 Kern arr Maunder All The Things You Are 7.95 EN094 Linham The Gospel Academy Brass Ensemble 18.95 EN015 Mascagni Intermezzo 'Cavalleria Rusticana' 7.95 EN016 Mozart arr Hogg Queen of the Night 7.95 EN081 Nightingale arr Terrett Blues for Big Ears Wind Band 12.95 EN018 Puccini arr Hogg Nessun Dorma Brass Quintet 7.95 EN041 Salzedo Toccata Brass Quintet 19.95 EN045 Salzedo Theodore & The Trumpet 9.99 EN035 Sansom Bebop 19.95 EN075 Taylor Music for Junior Brass Vol 1 Ensemble & Piano 19.95 EN076 Taylor Music for Junior Brass Vol 2 19.95 EN077 Taylor Music for Junior Brass Vol 3 19.95 EN078 Taylor Music for Junior Brass Christmas
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