Wombat Waddle

The Monkey's Raincoat

Muddy Monster March

A Sad, Sad Serenade

Wormy Waltz

Robotic Rag

Dinosaur Disco

Brolga Ballet

Sneekin'

Road Racer Rag

Hairy Habanera

Too Cool To Tango

Getting Started
1. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
2. Mary Had a Little Lamb
3. Old McDonald Had a Farm
4. London Bridge

Next Step
5. Oranges and Lemons
6. Ode to Joy
7. The Ash Grove
8. Little Brown Jug
9. Amazing Grace

Compound Time
10. Kookaburra Sits In the Old Gum Tree
11. Carnival of Venice
12. Silent Night

Rounds/Canons
13. Frére Jacques
14. Three Blind Mice
15. Row, Row, Row Your Boat

Songs of the World
Australia
16. Waltzing Matilda
17. Click Go the Shears
18. Botany Bay
19. Captain Cook’s A-Sailing

America
20. Dixie
21. When the Saints Go Marching In
22. Yankee-Doodle

England
23. Greensleeves
24. Pomp and Circumstance

Ireland
25. Danny Boy

Scotland
26. Scotland the Brave

Mexico
27. Mexican Hat Dance

Italy
28. O Sole Mio

Germany
29. Brahms’ Lullaby

France
30. Can Can

Music for Special Occasions
31. Bridal Chorus
32. Happy Birthday
33. Adcance Australia Fair
34. For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow
35. Away In a Manger
36. We Three Kings
37. Joy to the World
38. Jingle Bells
39. O Come All Ye Faithful
40. O Christmas Tree

Big Foot Stomp

Everybody in the house jump

The Rock

Here it is

Reed it and weep

Strawberrie Smoothie

The Green Panther

The Lost Count

Three's a Crowd

Triangle

Herbie's Journey
Heaven's Steps
Dracula's New Shorts
Cha Cha Boom
I Wonder Why
Eat My Shorts Dance
My Neighbour's Pool
Half a Dozen

Thea

Theo

Pizzicato

Frolic

Doria

Cello Waltz

Leap Frog
The Accidental Spy
Tree Fellas of Sherwood
The BIG Test
The Tricky Finish
Trickie Dickie
Triple Treat
Three Blind Rats
Tiptoe Through the Paddock
Old Blue
The Lonely Hiccup
David and his Big Friend
Cha Cha No. 1

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

Shuffle Over Here
We Don't Tango Here
The Minor Issue
The Boogie Woogie Woogie
Funkability
Be Bopaphobia

Captain Fred

Rikitiki Plop

Doodly What's It

Lookin' at Cha Cha Cha

Slinkissimmo

The Little Rag Rag

Three Out of Four

The stick series is composed of three pieces.The first is BLACK STICK or as it is also know, Curved Stick or Silver Stick depending on the instrument used. SLINKY STICK (and the one armed piano player) is the second piece with an easy to play accompaniment, leaves room for input from the soloist to determine how the arrangement should sound… The final piece is GREEN BOOGIE. I composed this while suffering from the flu and it should have a steady flow of lovely green boogie notes, as the title and style would suggest.

These pieces were designed to be challenging and require various technical skills from the performer. They also allow some freedom for interpretation in performance.

Based on big band, swing and jazz idioms each piece relies on strong melodic content and stylistic phrasing. The notated phrasings are a good guide but performers should use their skill and good taste for alterations. JB

The stick series is composed of three pieces.The first is BLACK STICK or as it is also know, Curved Stick or Silver Stick depending on the instrument used. SLINKY STICK (and the one armed piano player) is the second piece with an easy to play accompaniment, leaves room for input from the soloist to determine how the arrangement should sound… The final piece is GREEN BOOGIE. I composed this while suffering from the flu and it should have a steady flow of lovely green boogie notes, as the title and style would suggest.

These pieces were designed to be challenging and require various technical skills from the performer. They also allow some freedom for interpretation in performance.

Based on big band, swing and jazz idioms each piece relies on strong melodic content and stylistic phrasing. The notated phrasings are a good guide but performers should use their skill and good taste for alterations. JB

The stick series is composed of three pieces.The first is BLACK STICK or as it is also know, Curved Stick or Silver Stick depending on the instrument used. SLINKY STICK (and the one armed piano player) is the second piece with an easy to play accompaniment, leaves room for input from the soloist to determine how the arrangement should sound… The final piece is GREEN BOOGIE. I composed this while suffering from the flu and it should have a steady flow of lovely green boogie notes, as the title and style would suggest.

These pieces were designed to be challenging and require various technical skills from the performer. They also allow some freedom for interpretation in performance.

Based on big band, swing and jazz idioms each piece relies on strong melodic content and stylistic phrasing. The notated phrasings are a good guide but performers should use their skill and good taste for alterations. JB