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SKU: A0.925026
By Queen. By Brian May. Arranged by Sarah Johnson. Rock. Score and parts. 2 pages. Sarah Johnson #4282277. Published by Sarah Johnson (A0.925026).Queen's 'We Will Rock You.' Simplified version for beginning players. This duet uses only six notes (C – A), and the rhythm has been simplified from the original so that it is easy to play. The body percussion "stamp stamp clap" rhythm can continue throughout the piece by another player or an audience if desired. Part A and Part B take turns at playing the melody and accompaniment, giving both players an interesting part.
This duet is also available for other instruments all playing in Concert B-flat so that parts can be mixed with other instruments and in mixed instrumental group lessons. Other versions of this arrangement by Sarah Johnson are available on SMP for the following instruments: Trumpet/Clarinet, Trombone/Euphonium, Flute, Horn in F, Alto Saxophone/E-flat Tenor Horn.
A great performance piece for beginning players. Recommended for students in their first year of learning.
Duration: Approximately 2 mins
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