SKU: CF.CPS206
ISBN 9781491147627. UPC: 680160905126. 9 x 12 inches.
Dorian Dialogue is a concert piece for band set in the Dorian mode. Evoking traditional English folk melodies, the first theme is rustic in nature and performed with gusto, while the contrasting second theme flows in a singing style. This piece would be a perfect selection to highlight an ensemble's talent in festival performance and help teach simple sixteenth note figures.
SKU: CF.YPS235F
ISBN 9781491158548. UPC: 680160917143. 9 x 12 inches.
This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion. Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be arisoluto.a After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Letas celebrate the coming of spring! .This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion. Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be risoluto. After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Let's celebrate the coming of spring! .This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion.Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be “risoluto.†After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Let’s celebrate the coming of spring! .
SKU: CF.YPS235
ISBN 9781491158531. UPC: 680160917136. 9 x 12 inches.
This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion. Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be arisoluto.a After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Letas celebrate the coming of spring!.This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion. Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be risoluto. After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Let's celebrate the coming of spring!.This piece was originally composed for string orchestra, commissioned by the North Ohio Youth Orchestras. This transcription for band sounds brighter than the original version because of the instrumentation, and addition of percussion.Primula is a dainty little flower blooms in spring. The piece opens with a short introduction. The sound should be “risoluto.†After the introduction, the main theme begins. The combination of 8th note accompaniment and legato melody flows everywhere. Enjoy the dialogue of each melody line and its fresh and bright atmosphere. Let’s celebrate the coming of spring!
