As a project for Prof. Matthew Thibeault’s Introductory to Music Education Technologies course at the University of Illinois, Alex Moroz and Jenny Hanson transcribed the melodies from Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony and transposed them for standard band and orchestral instruments. We believe that these melodies are beautiful and should be available for all instrumentalists to play to promote the growth of musicality among a broader range of musicians. These melodies are available for the public domain so any musician can expand upon their knowledge and perform a wider variety of music. The melodies are organized by movement, starting with the first and ending with the fourth. The instrumentations for the original melodies are noted at the beginning of each melody, as well as measures that they are from. We stated these facts in the music so the performer knows which melody they are playing, and so musicians can listen more critically when evaluating a performance. Some of the melodies, however, are not direct transpositions of the melodies, due to the differences of range in some instruments. We have accommodated for this problem by transposing musical segments up or down an octave. We hope that you will take advantage of our arrangements, either for yourself or your students, and we encourage you to share them with your friends and colleagues!