Preview: 5 O'Clock (In the Afternoon)
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SKU: A0.1198486
By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Traditional. 2 scores. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797628. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198486).The very first duet of the "Clock Series" for Beginning Band solos/ensembles. A very simple duet flexible and available for use with all instruments using just the first 5 notes. Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few copy or echo solo measures as well.
This is a great duet to start beginners into the world of duet playing. There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.
As an added bonus, there is a clock face telling the time of the title of the piece to help students with the art of telling time by reading the face of a non-digital clock.
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