Music Marvels Teacher's Pack
Ever wondered how we can make brass and woodwind education more engaging for children?
Meet Steven Legge the mastermind behind Music Marvels. His approach is changing the game for educators and students alike. Check out our interview with Steven on pBone Music to learn more about a new interactive teacher's guide to accompany the Music Marvels series!
Posted on 28 February 2024 by Julie Fews
30th Anniversary Celebrations in 2024
Warwick Music turns thirty in 2024, and many exciting happenings are on the horizon.
Read our first article of 2024 and find out how you can get involved in the celebrations by sharing your own musical memories.
Posted on 19 January 2024 by Julie Fews
Kay Charlton’s ‘Are You Ready?’ brings variety and fun to the classroom
Looking for new arrangements for your school band library? Kay Charlton’s ‘Are You Ready?’ books are an excellent resource that focus on bringing out the fun in teaching youngsters, while never losing sight of the fact that the best pieces should be accessible and great-sounding to keep kids engaged.
Follow the link to read our chat with Kay, which covers what sets her series apart from other educational material out there, why ‘Are You Ready?’ was built with the help of student feedback, and the process of writing pieces with genuine feeling behind them.
Posted on 12 September 2022 by Julie Fews
'Music For Junior Brass and Wind' is perfect for School Bands
With the back to school period fast approaching, you’ll no doubt be considering which new arrangements are right for your school band library. They’ll need to be accessible, of course, but also fun to play and great-sounding to keep the children motivated.
Warwick Music recently spoke with composer Adrian Taylor about his latest publications: Music for Junior Wind Band Vol. 5-7 and Music for Junior Brass Vol. 5-7.
Follow the link to learn about the process behind Adrian’s new arrangements, the importance of accessibility in composing, tips for learning to read music and why these new publications are the perfect addition to any school band library.
Posted on 23 August 2022 by Julie Fews
Warwick Music Publishing welcomes new scores for review
During lockdown, many musicians have been composing new scores. Our Editorial Board will be meeting in April 2021 to review new scores for publication. If you have a new score which you would like to submit for consideration, please contact Julie our Publishing Manager at [email protected]
Despite the current situation with the global Covid-19 pandemic, we have released 20 new publications so far in 2021. Some of our new publications include music for solo instrument with piano accompaniment, duets and larger ensembles https://www.warwickmusic.com/
Established in 1994, Warwick Music Publishing has developed into one of the world's leading music publishing companies specialising in wi
nd and brass music. From the very first piece of music, the Warwick Music catalogue has grown to include over 1,100 titles covering a variety of genres, styles and abilities and representing composers from across the globe.
Since launching our digital website in 2018 we have received very positive feedback from customers who are able to view sample scores, follow links to download backing tracks and download their music instantly from only £3.49!
Posted on 10 March 2021 by Julie Fews
Warwick Music Publishing welcomes new composers
Established in 1994, Warwick Music Publishing has developed into one of the world's leading music publishing companies specialising in wind and brass music. From the very first piece of music, the Warwick Music catalogue has grown to include over 1,100 titles covering a variety of genres, styles and abilities and representing composers from across the globe.
Despite the current situation with the global Covid-19 pandemic, it is great to see 20 new publications released so far in 2021. Some of our new publications include music for solo instrument with piano accompaniment, duets, ensembles and beginner tutorial books for our family of pInstruments.
Warwick Music Publishing are proud to work with almost 200 international composers and would like to introduce you to some of our new composers.
Taiwanese-American composer Ying-Chen Kao’s (高盈真) music has been described as “exceedingly beautiful” in Soundboard magazine UK, a “challenging and rich work” in the Coral Gables Gazette, and “an evocative and surreal soundscape” on minor 7th.com. Her solo trombone works, ancient memory and Transmutation were commissioned for the 2008 Summer Trombone Workshop in Taiwan, where they were the obligatory repertoire for the competition. Ying-Chen received her B.M. in theory and composition from the University of Miami and M.M., Postgraduate Studies in composition from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.
Peter Longworth has been a professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama since 2018. Described as “dazzlingly-atmospheric” (the Glasgow Herald), Peter’s music has been performed internationally and ensembles who have commissioned his work include the London Mozart Players, the Edinburgh Quartet, the Hebrides Ensemble, and the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland.
Global Music Award Silver Medal winner, Dr. Jose Leonardo Leon is one of South Florida’s most active and versatile Bass and Tenor Trombonists and educators. Currently, Dr. Jose Leonardo Leon plays Tenor and Bass Trombone with Ft. Lauderdale’s Premier Orchestra The Symphony of the Americas, The Kravis Center Pops Orchestra in Palm Beach, Florida, and is an Adjunct Music Faculty Professor at Broward College and a Private Instructor of Trombone for the Gulliver Academy Performing Arts program in Miami, FL.
Ryan Linham is an active educator and composer/arranger, and the manager of the Symphonic Brass Ensemble Kensington Brass. Highly passionate about Brass chamber music, Ryan has been a member of many ensembles, and is also currently the resident arranger for 3 groups and a residential course with The Brass Academy.
To find out more about the people behind your favourite music please visit our Composer’s page.
Posted on 2nd March 2021 by Julie Fews