Hey Jude
Recorded by The Beatles
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SKU: BT.HL08725341
Recorded by The Beatles. Composed by John Lennon, Paul McCartney. Arranged by Robert Longfield. Discovery Plus Concert Band. Set (Score & Parts). Hal Leonard #HL08725341. Published by Hal Leonard (BT.HL08725341).UPC: 884088630683. 9 X 12 INCH inches.
Recorded by the Beatles in 1968, this classic ballad has remained popular through the years. This arrangement for young players opens with a trumpet solo followed by a statement in the woodwinds. The lower voices then get a chanceat the melody before the full band takes over on the familiar chorus. Sure to be a favorite with your audience as well as your students.
Recorded by the Beatles in 1968, this classic ballad has remained popular through the years. This arrangement for young players opens with a trumpet solo followed by a statement in the woodwinds. The lower voices then get a chanceat the melody before the full band takes over on the familiar chorus. Sure to be a favorite with your audience as well as your students.
Hey Jude aus dem Jahr 1968 gehort zu den Beatles-Titeln, die auch heute noch gut ankommen. Die hier vorliegende Bearbeitung fur Anfanger-Blasorchester beginnt mit einem Trompetensolo, dem eine Holzblasersequenz folgt. Die tiefen Lagen spielendie Melodie, bevor das ganze Orchester in den bekannten Refrain einstimmt. Hier haben alle etwas zu tun - so halten Sie die jungen Musikanten bei der Stange und das Publikum bei Laune!
Recorded by the Beatles in 1968, this classic ballad has remained popular through the years. This arrangement for young players opens with a trumpet solo followed by a statement in the woodwinds. The lower voices then get a chanceat the melody before the full band takes over on the familiar chorus. Sure to be a favorite with your audience as well as your students.
Recorded by the Beatles in 1968, this classic ballad has remained popular through the years. This arrangement for young players opens with a trumpet solo followed by a statement in the woodwinds. The lower voices then get a chanceat the melody before the full band takes over on the familiar chorus. Sure to be a favorite with your audience as well as your students.