Tatakaino Hibuta (the Gun Barrel Battle)
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SKU: A0.970703
Composed by Nobuo Uematsu. Arranged by Sarah Houle. Contemporary,Contest,Festival,Jazz,Pop,Video Game. Individual part. 12 pages. SARAH L HOULE #6207789. Published by SARAH L HOULE (A0.970703).Final (Euphonium) Fantasy VII is an unaccompanied euphonium solo based upon the themes of Final Fantasy VII. Includes virtuosic variations of Highwind Takes to the Skies, the main title theme, Tifa's 7th Heaven, Valley of the Fallen Star, battle music, Fiddle de Chocobo, The Last Cetra, Flowers Blooming in the Church, Battle with Sephiroth, and Victory Music. This arrangement makes use of advanced techniques including flutter tongue, multiphonics and note bends. The arrangement is highly virtuosic and uses much of the entire useable range of the euphonium from extreme low to high.
Difficulty: Virtuosic!
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