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SKU: A0.1138158
By Neil Diamond. By Neil Diamond. Arranged by Robert Luke Thompson. Film/TV,Pop,Rock,Singer/Songwriter,Wedding. Brass Band. 32 pages. Monkspath Music #738426. Published by Monkspath Music (A0.1138158).Sweet Caroline is perhaps Neil Diamond’s greatest hit, receiving consistent radio & streaming airplay ever since its release in 1971. Diamond originally wrote the song for his then wife Marcia, but needed a name that fitted the melody. He settled on ‘Caroline’ after seeing a picture of Caroline Kennedy (daughter of American president John F Kennedy) in a magazine. A popular tune, which has now taken on another life as a rousing sporting anthem, and sure to be a hit on the bandstand!
This arrangement highlights many sections within the band and is perfect for all types of concerts or entertainment contests. Guaranteed to be great fun to listen to or play.
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