Preview: Love Song Medley - For Brass Quintet - Valentine's Day Program
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SKU: A0.829499
Composed by Creamer & Layton, J.V.Monaco, Northworth, and Traditional. Arranged by Bud Caputo. Folk,Holiday,Jazz,Love. Score and parts. 24 pages. Bud Caputo #524389. Published by Bud Caputo (A0.829499).Love Song Medley contains some all-time favorites that will be perfect for senior audiences and for acquainting students with some of the music from the Great American Song Book. This is a very suitable selection for a Valentine's Day program. "After You've Gone, Bill Bailey Please Come Home, Come to Me My Melancholy Baby, Shine On Harvest Moon, and You Made Me Love You," are set in a variety of styles; swing, Latin, and 70's Rock. All ranges are set to medium level with a limited number of hi "A's" in the first trumpet part. After You've Gone-Creamer & Layton, Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home-Traditional, Melancholy Baby-Burnett, Shine On Harvest Moon-Northworth,, You Made Me Love You-J.V.Monaco.
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