Money (that's What I Want)
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SKU: A0.1108577
By Barrett Strong. By Berry Gordy Jr. and Janie Bradford. Arranged by Jeremy Crosmer. Blues,Classical,Pop. Score and parts. 18 pages. Jeremy Crosmer #711223. Published by Jeremy Crosmer (A0.1108577).This arrangement is part of the "Motown Reimagined" collection, a series of Motown's Greatest Hits by Jeremy Crosmer arranged for String Quartet with optional Double Bass Part (Quintet). "Motown Reimagined" was conceived as a way to bridge the gap between classical and pop music. Embracing the music of our communities is the strongest way classical musicians can remain relevant today. Cultivating discerning, appreciative and adventurous audiences begins with reaching them on their own turf. The music of Detroit mirrors its residents in its diversity. Unifying the musical worlds of classical and Motown brings communities together while also broadening the horizons of classical music.
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