Minutemen In Review Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music
23064185
Minutemen In Review
23064185
23064185
23064185
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Concert Band - Level 3 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1644989
Composed by William E. Moats. This edition: audio, pdf. Instructional, March, Traditional. 34 pages. William E. Moats #1212057. Published by William E. Moats (A0.1644989).MINUTEMEN IN REVIEW is written for Intermediate players at a level 1.5 to 2.5 difficulty level. There are three main melodies contained in the march one of which is for the brass section alone. The march can be played without Bassoon, Bar. Sax, timpani, oboe or Bells, however they add depth and timbre to the overall sound. The flute part can be doubled with Piccolo. The second clarinet does not cross the break. The midi recording uses Finale and Note Performer. More advanced groups can use this easy march at a slightly faster tempo.
Other band music by William E. Moats can be found in the Eighth Note Publications catalog.
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