I’ve Found A New Baby For Wind Band
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SKU: A0.1026069
Composed by Words And Music by Jack Palmer and Spencer Williams. Arranged by Arr by Malcolm Jones. Contemporary,Jazz,Ragtime,World. Score and parts. 100 pages. Aeolian Music #6301133. Published by Aeolian Music (A0.1026069).As requested I’ve Found a New Baby arranged for the windband in the style of the razzmatazz of the 1920s. I set about arranging this piece with fun and showmanship very much in mind. I’ve Found A New Baby features mainly the Tuba others are also featured as you can see from the score. I have marked the Score and parts where to stand and sit, but this if course is at the discretion of the MD. I hope you have as much fun playing it as I had arranging it. I have included parts for Treble and Bass Clef Bb Euphonium, Bb Bass Treble and Bass clef , Eb Bass Treble and Bass clefs Tuba in concert pitch bass clef. Trombones in Bb Bass and Treble clefs also in C bass clef ( not bass Trom) Also included are Horn parts in Eb,
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