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The Salvation Army has a rich and unique combined total of over 4,000 brass band Instrumental Music
heritage of instrumental and vocal music items and 10,000 vocal works published by
that reaches back to its earliest days in The Salvation Army. Beginning Instrumental
1st Book of Hymn Tunes 3
Victorian England. Basic Brass, Winds & Percussion 3
This Music Publications Catalog brings
Beginnings in Brass 3
Beginning in the 1880’s, the Army’s together the principal instrumental and Brass Music for Young Bands 3
International Music Editorial Department in vocal music publications from five major Comenzando con los Bronces 3
London has published a full range of music Salvation Army music publishers. This First Things First 3
for a world-wide network of bands and comprehensive and music reference guide QuickStart 3
vocal groups. In more recent years, comple- provides convenient access for Salvation Instrumental Series
mentary music publications have been Army bands, songster brigades, youth American Band Journal 8
produced by Salvation Army headquarters bands, and vocal groups, and school and American Festival Series 12
American Instrumental Ensemble Series 4
in the United States, Canada, Australia and church groups to the full range of Salvation Favourite Marches and Hymn Settings 11
Scandinavia. This has resulted in the Army music publications. Festival Series 11
General Series 11
Hallelujah Choruses 19
Marches and Hymn Settings 11
Instrumental Series Difficulty Levels The Judd Street Collection 12
Very Medium Early Upper Early Very The Triumphonic Collection 12
Easy Easy Easy Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Advanced Advanced Difficult Tradewinds 12
QuickStart Triumph Series 10
Unity Series 10
Basic Brass, Winds & Percussion
Instrumental Solos and
First Book of Hymn Tunes Small Ensemble Series
American Instrumental Ensemble Series (see page 4 for grade level criteria) 4 Trombone Quartets 12
American Instrumental Solo Series 6
First Things First
American Soloists Album 7
Brass Music for Young Bands Classic Solos Album 7
Unity Series
Cornet Solos Album 7
Eb Instrument Solos Album 7
Hallelujah Choruses New York Brass Sextet Journal 10
Triumph Series Philip Smith Signature Series 7
Salvation Army Classics for Small Ensemble 12
American Band Journal Salvationist Star Search 7
General Series
Christmas Music
American Festival Series
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Beginnings in Brass 1st Book of Hymn Tunes Basic Brass, Winds &
Comenzando con los This publication provides a wide range of Percussion
sacred and holiday music that is playable Basic Brass, Winds & Percussion contains
Bronces (Spanish version) by the least experienced instrumentalist. 35 arrangements of sacred hymns and
Beginnings In Brass starts at the beginning To this end, 1st Book of Hymn Tunes is choruses by Thomas Scheibner and edited
of brass playing and proceeds through intended to supplement any established by James Curnow. Modeled after the 1st
carefully graded units of study until the instructional method. Book of Hymn Tunes, this wonderful teach-
playing of simple hymn tunes is mastered. ing tool is available in full score, B treble
clef, E treble clef, F, C treble and bass clef
Once a rudimentary knowledge of playing
Theory concepts are introduced with the has been taught and established,
appropriate playing requirements. The beginning brass groups will be able to and percussion instruments books. Each
vocabulary throughout the tutor is basic perform music appropriate to accompany book contains all three parts and is divided
enough to serve the younger student as congregational singing (although a few accordingly. For use with congregations
well as teachers with minimal brass back- melodies will be pitched somewhat lower and Sunday schools, each score contains
ground. This wonderful educational tool is than the accustomed singing keys— a reference guide to 1-3 different sets of
completely dedicated to the beginner and such as “Above the Rest,” “Duke Street,” lyrics per tune. This publication is easily
offers tips from many of the Army’s fore- “I Am So Glad,” “O Come All Ye Faithful” adaptable for all brass, woodwinds, strings
most musical minds. and “Wide as the Ocean”). and percussion instruments, and includes
specific instructions on how best to use the
As much as possible, these 30 tunes are music with any combination of instruments.
Brass Music for Young arranged in progressive order of difficulty
Bands with the new concepts for each tune care-
fully noted at the bottom of the score page. Quickstart
Brass Music for Young Bands contains 15
arrangements of well known hymn tunes in All music in this publication will sound com- Quickstart is designed to give the begin-
a progressively graded format. Parts cor- plete with only three players. All parts are ning band a solid start and quick
respond to standard vocal music for written with two staves: The top line in all progress, so that they can be ready to
mixed voices (SATB format): Part 1 sopra- parts contains the melody while the second play in public after just a few hours of
no, Part 2 alto, Part 3 tenor and Part 4 line contains a harmony part. (Part 2 is the instruction. Quickstart covers the same
bass. The optional 5th part is intended for alto harmony, Part 3 is the bass harmony.) materials as a standard “Book 1” and is
euphonium or instruments of same pitch geared specifically for Salvation Army
and range. Each part is written for B and Instrumentation bands. Hymns with words included are
E treble clef instruments plus optional B Parts 1-2*—B Cornet used for practice exercises to reinforce
the importance of both text and music.
E Parts 1-2—Horn, Soprano Cornet
percussion. Bass clef 3rd and 4th parts
One component of getting bands off to a
“quick start” is to separate B and E
are also available.
B Parts 1-3—Baritone, Trombone,
Euphonium, B Bass
instruments into different classes. When
First Things First this is not possible, an E options section
16 brand new arrangements for Beginner E Parts 1-3—E Bass is included to allow these groups to play
bands. Scored for 5 brass parts, percus- some items together. One binder contains
Percussion—Bells (or any other C melody enough materials for an entire class,
sion, alternative concert pitched parts, and part), Snare Drum, Bass
optional keyboard accompaniment. including a student and teacher book, a
Drum, Utility Percussion Quickstart tunebook, quizzes and other
*also appropriate for duets for any two like instruments supplemental material, along with a 2-CD
set for listening and practice.
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American Instrumental Ensemble Series
James Curnow, Editor
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Instrumentation
Each titled set contains the following copies:
Optional E Soprano Part 2
Part 1 B (Part 1 C printed on reverse) 2
Part 2 B (Part 2 C printed on reverse) 2
Part 2 E (Part 2 F printed on reverse) 2
Part 3 E (Part 3 F printed on reverse) 2
Part 3 B T.C. (Part 3 B.C. printed on reverse) 2
Part 3 Viola 2
Optional Part 5 B T.C. 2
(Part 5 B.C. printed on reverse)
Part 4 E 2
Part 4 B T.C. (Part 4 B.C. printed on reverse) 2
Optional Percussion 1 2
Optional Percussion 2 2
Soloist’s Part (When applicable) 2
Keyboard/Condensed Score Part 1
Full Score with Keyboard/Condensed Score 1
For an instrumentation comparison to other
music publications refer to the chart on page 2.
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American Instrumental Solo Series
James Curnow, Editor
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American Band Journal
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F, C treble and bass clef parts later
appeared and are now available to accom-
modate a variety of instrumental combina-
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Nine musicians may adequately present
this music: two first cornets (because of
frequent use of divisi), one second cornet,
two horns, two trombones, one euphonium
and one tuba complete the minimum
group. Although the instrumentation
appears to be limited, there is much con-
trast in scoring, making full use of the
available colors or timbres in the brass
idiom. While performance is possible with
as few as nine, this music is equally con-
vincing when played by a full complement,
as demonstrated in recordings by many
world-renowned bands.
The optional parts, E soprano, B flugel
horn, B baritone, bass trombone and per-
cussion are included in the score.
The music is complete without these parts,
however, their use will enhance the
performance as long as the basic parts
are covered.
Each item in the American Band Journal is
well suited for educational purposes and
concert repertoire, but the primary aim for
much of this music is church worship serv-
ices. Each selection embraces a well-
known hymn or patriotic song,
however, composers often have titled their
works programmatically or commemora-
tively, thus resulting in the fact that titles Instrumentation
may not include the name of the hymn.
Each package contains the following:
B Trombone 2
The American Band Journal is produced
biannually. The spring issue offers differing Full Score 1 2
styles of music for year-round concerts Soloist’s Part 1 Bass Trombone * 1
and programs, but the fall issue focuses E Soprano Cornet * 1 B Euphonium 2
solely on Christmas repertoire and has B Cornet 1 6 E Bass 2
B Cornet 2 B Bass
been extremely helpful in providing fresh,
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quality repertoire for the host of concerts
given by schools, churches and communi- 1 Percussion 1* 2
ties during the Christmas season. E Horn 1 2 Percussion 2* 1
E Horn 2 2 * indicates part is optional
B Baritone * 2 Transposed parts in F and C (treble clef and bass
B Trombone 1
clef) are available at no cost from the publisher for
2 ABJ 36 on.
For an instrumentation comparison to other music
publications refer to the chart on page 2.
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Army band music is included in the two to four items, depending on length.*
General Series ranging from marches to
Last published September, 2005.
hymn tune settings.*
See Judd Street Collection for current titles. Marches and Hymn
Published three times yearly.
*Back order items may be researched in Settings
the Instrumental Music Index. Under this general title three compilation
albums for brass band are available,
containing a combination of popular
Parts distribution for General/Festival Series marches and much loved hymn settings
E Soprano (1) B Bass (2)
and hymn tune arrangements by
Solo Horn (2) 1st Trombone (2) Salvationist composers.
Solo Cornet (5) 1st Horn (2) 2nd Trombone (2) Percussion (2)
1. General Series
1st Cornet (2) 2nd Horn (2) Bass Trombone (1) Timpani (1)
Published in 1993, scored as General
2nd Cornet (2) 1st Baritone (2) Euphonium (2) Full Score (1) Series (see Instrumental Music Difficulty
Flugel Horn (1) 2nd Baritone (2) E Bass (3) Soloist’s part Levels and Instrumental Music-General
Series) this publication contains 30 marches
and 65 half-page hymn settings/ arrange-
ments. There are two full scores available;
1: Marches and 2: Hymn Settings. The band
parts contain all titles in one book.
2. Triumph Series
Published in 1993, scored as Triumph
For an instrumentation comparison Series (see Instrumental Music Difficulty
of all the above series to other Levels and Instrumental Music-Triumph
music publications refer to the Series) this publication contains 24 march-
chart on page 2.
es and 44 half-page hymn settings/
arrangements. Two full scores are available;
1: Marches and 2: Hymn Settings. The
band parts contain all titles in one book.
3. Unity Series
This compilation contains 24 marches and
26 hymn settings. One full score contains
all the titles in this issue which can be
played by as few as five players. (See
Instrumental Music Difficulty Levels and
Instrumental Music-Unity Series).
Special Editions
Published as individual titles with unique
applications in a variety of score formats.
Christmas Music
A compilation album of 37 Christmas
selections and marches from General
and Triumph Series brought together in New Christmas Praise
one book. For an instrumentation listing
for these two series, refer to the chart Brass Band Edition
on page 2. Bands can now have arrangements for
most requests they will receive
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Christmas Music
Carolers’
Favorites
Carolers’ Favorites has long been a
favorite of North American Salvation Army
musicians.
Every year, at street corner kettles and in
shopping malls, hundreds of brass players
play these fine arrangements of well-known
carols. Initially published in 1953, Carolers’
Favorites currently offers a wide variety of
popular carols and songs. An optional fifth
part and F, alto clef, C treble, and bass clef
parts make this collection fully adaptable
for concert band or orchestra (please see
Adapting Carolers’ Favorites for Concert
Band or Orchestra).
133 carols comprise this publication
which includes vocal and instrumental
editions. Since these two editions are
compatible musically and numerically,
they may be combined to feature
various combinations of voice,
instrument and/or keyboard. Adapting Carolers’
Favorites for Concert
Band or Orchestra
Piccolo - play Part 1 C
Instrumentation Flute - play Part 1 C
This edition provides books for the follow- Oboe - play Part 1 C
ing instruments: Bassoon - play Part 3, 4 or 5 B.C.
Part 1: B , E & C (T.C.) English Horn - play Part 2 F
Part 2: B , E , F & C (T.C.) E Soprano Clarinet - play Part 1 E
Part 3: B , E , F, B.C. & Alto Clef 1, 2 or 3 Bb Clarinets -
Part 4: B , E , & B.C. play Part 1 or 2 B
E Alto Clarinet - play Part 3 E
Part 5: B (T.C.) & B.C.
B Bass Clarinet - play Part 4 B
E Contra-Alto Clarinet - play Part 4 E
Percussion
B Contra-Bass Clarinet -
play Part 4 B
Various Small
1, 2 or 3 Alto Saxophone -
Ensembles play Part 1 or 2 E
This book may also be effectively used by B Tenor Saxophone - play Part 3 B
small ensemble combinations including E Baritone Saxophone - play Part 4 E
trios, quintets or sextets. For most effec-
1, 2 or 3 Trumpet (cornet) -
play Part 1 or 2 B
tive results, use the following combinations:
Trios: Parts 1, 2 & 3 (or 4) F Horn - play Part 2 or 3 F
Quartets: Parts 1, 2, 3 & 4 E Horn - play Part 2 or 3 E
Quintets: Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 B Trombone - play Part 3, 4 or 5 B
Sextets: Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and or B.C.
1 (trombone/baritone) B Baritone - play Part 3, 4 or 5
B or B.C.
B Euphonium - play Part 5 (or 3 or 4)
B or B.C.
E Tuba - play Part 4 E
B Tuba - play Part 4 B
Violin - play Part 1 or 2 C
Viola - play Part 3 Alto Clef
Cello - play Part 4 or 5 B.C.
String/Electric Bass - play Part 4 B.C.
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Children’s Choral Series
Children’s Praise
An annual collection of unison
and two-part arrangements for
children’s chorus
Children’s Praise, an annual series of chil-
dren's songs, is designed for Salvation
Army singing companies, other children's
choruses and young soloists.
Eric Alexander, James Anderson, Sally Sing to the Lord Singing Company
Broughton, Stephen Bulla, David Catherwood, Children’s voice series Album
James Cheyne, Douglas Court, James Curnow,
Nathan Farell, Dorothy Gates, Leisa Hall, A collection of arrangements for
Graeme Press, and Christopher Priest have Replacing New Songs For Young People children’s chorus
carefully considered the musical characteristics in 1993, this series is a welcome addition
of children's voices. Their use of contemporary to all junior choir repertoire. The attractive Singing Company Album 1991
musical styles will appeal to both the children 32 page volume contains songs for all wor- Eight songs by well known composers
and their listeners. The words have been ship situations and caters for a range of including Ivor Bosanko, Terry Camsey,
chosen for their simplicity and directness in abilities and age groups. Amanda Carr, Barrie Gott, Christopher
communicating biblical truth and for their Mallett, and Ralph Pierce.
appropriateness for the children's chorus. While An accompaniment/demonstration CD is Singing Company Album 1997
an accompaniment recording is available, lead- also available for volumes 10-13. Twelve songs by well known composers
ers are encouraged to use a piano accompa- including Ivor Bosanko, Harold Burgmayer,
nist whenever possible. Keyboard accompani- Published annually. Terry Camsey, Christopher Mallett, and
ments, which range from easy to moderate lev- Ralph Pierce.
els of difficulty, will be enhanced by the occa-
sional optional instrumental obligato. A cassette or CD of the Singing Company
Album 1997 is available, which includes a
A demonstration/accompaniment recording demonstration of each song followed by
(Volumes 1-3 on cassette, Volumes 4+ on CD)
the accompaniment tracks.
demonstrates each song, most recently by chil-
dren’s voices. This will be helpful to leaders in Singing Company Album 1999
repertoire selection and rehearsal planning. This
is then followed by accompaniment tracks only Singing Company Album 2000
(including the optional instrumental parts) for
groups without accompanists, and for use in per-
formance where a keyboard is not available.
Published annually.
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Choral Series
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Published under the
Sing To The Lord ban-
ner, this album is a
Sing Praise Psalms, Hymns and welcome addition to
An annual collection of Spiritual Songs vocal soloists’ reper-
contemporary SAB arrangements toire. It contains a
Gospel and contemporary vocal wealth of songs writ-
for adult chorus
settings for voices of all ages ten or arranged by
This innovative choral series has been some of The Salvation
designed to meet the worldwide demand This collection of contemporary 1- and
2-part choral settings offers valuable Army’s most talented composers. Among
from leaders of Salvation Army songster
repertoire for adult chorus, youth chorus, the 14 titles are songs of personal experi-
brigades, church choirs and school choruses
for SAB (soprano, alto and baritone) arrange- men’s or women’s vocal ensembles, and ence, dedication and challenge. An
ments with limited voice ranges and easy to children’s chorus. accompaniment cassette is available.
moderate difficulty levels.
This dynamic series was created to meet
Sing Praise includes a variety of styles, using the needs of conductors and vocal ensem- Crestmont
original and established gospel lyrics, with a bles that require unison and occasional 2-
notable list of writers and arrangers: Eric part arrangements with limited voice Vocal
Alexander, James Anderson, Leonard ranges and easy to medium difficulty level Series
Ballantine, Stephen Bulla, David Catherwood, piano accompaniments.
James Cheyne, Douglas Court, James SATB arrange-
Curnow, Paul Curnow, Paul Kellner, Graeme Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs incor- ments for adult
Press, Christopher Priest and Gerry Shoults. porates a variety of styles—from devotional chorus
songs to songs of praise and adoration.
While an accompaniment recording is avail- Composers and arrangers from around the Vocal music writ-
able, leaders are encouraged to use a piano world have combined their talents to pres- ten for mixed voic-
accompanist both in rehearsal and perform- ent simple yet effective choral settings. es in single octa-
ance whenever possible. The keyboard vo form. Some
accompaniments, which range from easy to A demonstration/accompaniment CD are reprints of
moderate levels of difficulty, will be enhanced recording offers each song performed by songs by Bruce
by the occasional instrumental obligato. Salvationist adult musicians which will be Broughton, Stephen Bulla, James
A demonstration/accompaniment recording helpful to music leaders in repertoire selec- Curnow and William Himes that can be
(Volumes 1-3 on cassette, Volumes 4+ on CD) tion and planning. Also included on the used in many different settings. Songs
demonstrates each song recorded by Salvationist recording are accompaniment tracks for by Ivor Bosanko, Terry Camsey, Doris
musicians. This will be helpful to leaders in reper- groups without accompanists, and for use Noland and Robert Tobin. Brass parts
toire selection and rehearsal planning. This is then when a keyboard is unavailable. are available for Crestmont Vocal Series
followed by accompaniment tracks only (including
#101 “Build A Better World.”
the optional instrumental parts) for groups without
accompanists, and for use in performance where
a keyboard is not available.
Published annually.
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Choral and Songbooks
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Worship Resources
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Hymn Tune
Accompaniments Piano Tune Book
from The Salvation Army Simplified Edition
Songbook arranged by William Himes
This CD collection of Hymn Tune
Accompaniments is an invaluable worship 200 ever-popular hymn tunes and gospel
resource as accompaniment to congregation- songs as well as seasonal music
al singing where no “live” accompaniment is (Christmas, Easter, harvest) have been
available. This series can be used to expand carefully arranged to suit pianists of limited
the tune repertoire of worship leaders, ability and training (two years of study rec-
and serve as a performance model for ommended).
instrumental groups.
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Musical Offerings written for beginning to intermediate piano
These collections of piano offertories fea- players. Each of these simple settings are
ture solos for a range of technique, struc- appropriate for worship services as a solo or
offertory. Demonstration CD included.
tured in a progressively graded format.
Musical Offerings provides a wealth of key-
board repertoire from favorite traditional
hymns to present-day praise and worship
Territory
choruses. The Sal
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Army /
USA Eastern
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Hallelujah
Choruses
Since 1998 Hallelujah Choruses has
proven to be an excellent resource for
contemporary praise and worship songs.
In recent editions song lyrics have been
included at the top of the conductor's
score. These arrangements are scored for
instrumental quintet, keyboard and percus-
sion, as well as bass guitar and electric
guitar. All arrangements can be performed
with a minimum of five instruments, but it is
essential for the conductor to carefully
assign the parts to ensure proper balance.
Instrumentation
(optional parts indicated in parenthesis):
Part I Cornet (B , E and C part included)
Part II B Cornet / E Horn (F Horn)
Part III B Baritone / Trombone, E Horn Recordings
(F Horn and Bass Clef)
Performance/ accompaniment CDs,
Part IV E Tuba, B Tuba (Bass Clef) featuring the Norridge Citadel Band (IL) and
Euphonium (B and B.C.)
selected vocalists are available featuring 10
Part V performance tracks and 10 accompaniment
tracks per compact disk, making it possible
(Optional rhythm section): for worship leaders to thoroughly familiarize
Keyboard themselves with each arrangement to be
confident with the tempo, style and format
Electric Guitar & Electric Bass
of each arrangement.
Percussion I (bells, timpani, utility)
Percussion II (drum set) PraisePak
HC PraisePaks are ideal for praise teams
Adapting for concert band or orchestra: leading congregational singing. The format
The following guide will be helpful to the grow- includes three-part (SAB) vocals and
ing number of church and school instrumental
directors who are adapting the Hallelujah
keyboard (plus chord symbols); optional
Choruses series for their band and orchestra three-part brass: trumpet/cornet 1-2 (opt. Eb
ensembles: 2) and trombone (treble and bass clef); gui-
tar, bass and drum set. While these settings
Flute—play C Instrument I - upper octave conform exactly to the form and harmony of
Oboe—play C Instrument I - lower octave the full instrumental settings, the PraisePak
English Horn—play F Horn II instrumentation is not intended to be per-
Bassoon—play Trombone/Baritone B.C. III, formed simultaneously with full band.
Euphonium/Baritone B.C. V or Tuba B.C. IV
- upper octave Prayer Choruses
Eb Soprano Clarinet—Play E Cornet I
1st B Clarinet—play B Cornet I
The Hallelujah Prayer Choruses accompani-
2nd & 3rd B Clarinet—play B Cornet II
ment CD contains 20 choruses typically
E Alto Clarinet—play E Horn III
used in services during times of prayer or
B Bass Clarinet—play B Tuba T.C. IV - lower
invitation. This recording uses piano only. Each
octave when divided chorus has been recorded in two formats to
E Contra Alto Clarinet—play E Tuba T.C. IV give flexibility within the worship setting.
B Contra Bass Clarinet—play B Tuba T.C. IV-
upper octave when divided Songbook 1-100
E Alto Saxophone—play E Horn II
S O N G B O K E Y B O A
Songbook 101-190 O K 1 - 1 0 0 R D 1 - 1 0 0
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