The Bandit – by sheets4brass Suitable for: Trumpet, Cornet, French Horn, Tenor Horn, Baritone, Euphonium, Trombone and Tuba The bandit is a fast paced original piece written at approximately at the grade one standard. It has a catchy melody and upbeat backing track. Before you get stuck into this piece make sure you can play […]
Here we have the sheet music for the British National Anthem, otherwise known as God Save the Queen. This version is written in the treble clef so is suitable for any treble clef instrument, however, because of it’s range, it is most suited to Trumpet, Cornet, Tenor Horn, French Horn, Baritone or any higher pitched
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The Red Knight is an original piece of sheet music written by us here at sheets4brass. As you can see it is written in a 3/4 time signature, and each phrase starts with two quaver upbeats. This piece is also written in a minor key. This piece is suitable for any treble clef instrument but
Here we have got a treble clef version of the grand old duke of York. This can be played on any treble clef instrument but this sheet music is best suited to trumpet, cornet, either horn, tenor trombone or baritone. Also fine for a treble clef euphonium or tuba. Watch out here for your three
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Butterfly is a piece of brass sheet music written at about the grade one standard. This is the treble clef version which is written in C Major. (No sharps of flats) This piece has a focus on the grade 1 arpeggios. C Major and A Minor arpeggio respectively. You can see this on bar one
This is a version of Wheels on the Bus written in treble clef. Like all of our other treble clef music sheets it can be played on any instrument that uses treble clef, but we recommend that it is used on a a higher pitched brass instrument such as a trumpet, cornet, horn, trombone, baritone,
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This is a treble clef version of the well known nursery rhyme Baa Baa Black Sheet. We recommend that it is played on a high pitched brass instrument such as a trumpet, cornet, horn, baritone, euphonium, trombone or treble clef tuba. Watch out for the quavers in bar seven! Why don’t you see how fast
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Here we have got a simple version of a popular traditional melody called Shepherd’s Hey. This version is written in bass and can be played on any lower pitched instrument, including any bass clef brass instrument.
This is a treble clef version of Kum By Yah, it can be used by any higher pitched instrument that uses the treble clef. We recommend this piece of sheet music for the trumpet, cornet, French horn, tenor horn, baritone or treble clef trombone, euphonium and tuba. You first three notes are the C Major