March of the Spooky Things
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By Kyle L. McKinzey. By Kyle L. McKinzey. Arranged by Kyle L. McKinzey. Contest,Festival,Holiday,March. Score and Parts. 39 pages. KyleMac Music #809620. Published by KyleMac Music (A0.1212089).March of the Spooky Things is an original composition. It does “borrow” the theme from Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg in his Peer Gynt Suite.
This is a great piece for the fall or spring concert. All the wind ranges are within the range of a 2nd-year or 1st-year 2nd semester year player. Only the Clarinets, Alto Sax and Trumpet have split parts. This is mostly for range and harmonic expansion. 2nd clarinets never go above the break. Low brass/WW are mostly unison, but they do have some independence. At the end, ms. 66, there is an optional blood-curdling scream that is NOT notated in the parts. Have fun with this.
All sections get the melody and percussion even has an 8-measure feature. I hope your students and your audience will have fun. As always, I appreciate all comments and critique at - kylemacmusic@gmail.com.
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