First Music Fun 1 is the first and thus the easiest book in the First Music Fun series for student ensembles and orchestras. This book consists of 12 short instructional songs for beginning musicians. Music students who have only had a few months of lessons can quickly take their first steps in ensemble playing in this way. The music is written in three parts with added percussion. These three parts can be divided among different instruments, making it easy to perform with a small ensemble.

First Music Fun 2 is the second book in the First Music Fun series for student orchestras. This book follows the first in terms of difficulty and consists of a collection of 12 short instructional songs for beginner musicians. Music students who have had a few months of lessons can take their first steps in ensemble playing with this book. The music is written in three parts, with the addition of percussion. These three parts can be divided among different instruments, making it easy to perform with a small ensemble.

First Music Fun 3 is the third book in the First Music Fun series for student orchestras. This book is slightly more difficult than the second book and consists of a collection of 12 short, instructive pieces for beginner musicians. Music students who have had a few months of lessons can take their first steps in playing together in this way. The music is written in three parts, with the addition of percussion. These three parts can be divided among various instruments so that the piece can easily be performed with a small ensemble.

One, two, three, four, paper hat. Who doesn’t know it? The childhood song that remains indelibly engraved in the memory of many adults. A paper hat was made from an old newspaper and worn while singing this song. In this musical fantasy, the theme of this famous song appears in many forms. From pop to rock, but also in a minor waltz and even in a fugue. All of this is divided into five parts with percussion, according to preference.

Heetboven is a piece of music for student orchestra/ensemble. This medley features three well-known musical themes by the famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven. These themes are taken from his Fifth Symphony ("Opening"), the piano piece "Für Elise", and from his Ninth Symphony, the legendary "Ode to Joy". In Heetboven, it is clear to hear how Beethoven’s music can still swing and remains relevant after 250 years.