Sylvester Stewart: Dance To The Music: Marching Band: Score & Parts

Sly & the Family Stone became a household name in the late '60s and this up-tempo rock tune written by the band's front-man Sly Stone (Sylvester Stewart) typifies this group's energetic and funky style. This one will be a blast for your students to play and a 'blast from the past' for their parents to hear!Instrumentation:BASSTROMBONE 1TROMBONE 2TROMBONE 3TROMBONE 4AUX PERCUSSIONDRUMSPIANOGUITARCONDUCTOR SCORE (FULL SCORE)ALTO SAX 1ALTO SAX 2TENOR SAX 1TENOR SAX 2BARITONE SAXTRUMPET 1TRUMPET 2TRUMPET 3TRUMPET 4

One of the most influential groups of the late 1960s Sly & the Family Stone soared up the charts with a soul/funk/rock sound that captured the sound of an era! With rock guitar riffs a funk bassline gospel organ and riveting acappella vocal break the song was destined for greatness. A fantastic dance feature for show choirs and pop groups!

One of the most influential groups of the late 1960s Sly & the Family Stone soared up the charts with a soul/funk/rock sound that captured the sound of an era! With rock guitar riffs a funk bassline gospel organ and riveting acappella vocal break the song was destined for greatness. A fantastic dance feature for show choirs and pop groups!

Ce tube de pop/funk contagieux de 1968 a été enregistré à l?origine par Sly and the Family Stone. La version de Paul Murtha pour de jeunes joueurs comprend un groove enjoué et des parties dynamiques pour tous. Les solos sont ouverts à tous mais des exemples sont fournis pour saxophone alto trompette et trombone. Un retour divertissant dans le passé.