Preview: 7 O'Clock (duet)
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SKU: A0.1198373
By Beginning Band Duet. By Craig McClenahan. Contest,Festival,Folk,Instructional,Multicultural,Traditional,World. 1 pages. Craig McClenahan #797556. Published by Craig McClenahan (A0.1198373).Part of the "Clock Series" for Beginning Band solo/ensembles. A simple duet available and flexible for use with all instruments using just the first 7 notes. Rhythms include only quarter, half, whole notes/rests and unison rhythms with a few solo measures as well. This is a great confidence builder that will build confidence with your young students. There are no dynamic, articulation or other music detail markings and students/directors are encouraged to create their own music details as part of the creativity curriculum standards and the next step or challenge in learning this duet.
Note about this Mallet arrangement: Different band method books start mallet players on higher or lower notes. This arrangement is available in both a high and low written range for mallets. Be sure to choose the one that best suits your mallet players.
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