Leave Her Johnny/South Australia - Sea Shanties Part 2
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SKU: A0.1110812
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Patrick Glenn Harper. 19th Century,Contest,Festival,Folk,Historic,Multicultural,World. Score and Parts. 58 pages. Patrick Glenn Harper #713106. Published by Patrick Glenn Harper (A0.1110812).The 2nd part of the Sea Shanties show for marching band begins with a trumpet solo stating the melody of "Leave Her Johnny," and builds to an exciting full-band ending. The middle section gives you the opportunity to feature your woodwinds (with optional front ensemble backup). There is also a short "show-off" solo after the woodwind feature that is written out for multiple instruments--allowing you to choose who best to feature. NOTE: If you are using this as a stand-alone piece, you can end it at the fermata at measure 65. Measures 66-68 are transitional measures into the 3rd segment--"PIRATE ATTACK!" (A Baritone T.C. part is included.).
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