Attention Deficit Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music
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Attention Deficit
22846656
22846656
22846656
Details
Concert Band - Level 2 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1504062
Composed by Wesley Crosby. This edition: audio, pdf. 21st Century, Classical, Contemporary, Contest, Festival. 52 pages. Wesley Crosby #1079520. Published by Wesley Crosby (A0.1504062).Attention Deficit is a dynamic and evocative piece for grade 2 concert band, dedicated to those who experience ADHD. Set in the key of C minor, the piece opens with a mysterious and introspective mood, reflecting the internal complexities often felt by those with ADHD. As the piece progresses, it suddenly doubles in tempo, symbolizing the scatterbrained thoughts and rapid shifts in focus that characterize the condition. The middle section transitions into G major, offering a brief moment of clarity and lightness before returning to the more frenetic energy of the opening material. Attention Deficit is a musical exploration of the challenges and nuances of living with ADHD, offering both performers and listeners a unique and empathetic perspective on the condition.
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