Format : Sheet music + CD
Description Play along with 10 pieces from the beloved holiday ballet, including: Arabian Dance ('Coffee'), Chinese Dance (Tea), Dance of the Reed-Flutes, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Final Waltz and Apotheosis, March from the Nutcracker, Overture, Russian Dance (Trepak), Spanish Dance, and Waltz of the Flowers. Songlist Arabian Dance (Coffee) Chinese Dance (Tea) Dance Of The Reed Flutes Dance Of The Sugarplum Fairy Final Waltz And Apotheosis March Overture Russian Dance (Trepak) Spanish Dance (Chocolate) Waltz Of The Flowers
SKU: CF.CPS258F
ISBN 9781491161685. UPC: 680160920365.
The winter holiday season might bring to mind the Toy Soldier Dance as performed annually by the famous Radio City Rockettes. There were in fact a number of composers who wrote march music for toy, tin or wooden soldiers. Four of those songs have been included in this medley: Parade of the Wooden (or Tin) Soldiers by Leon Jessel, March of the Toys from the operetta Babes in Toyland by Victor Herbert, Fritz Kreiser's Toy Soldier March for violin and piano, and March of the Wooden Soldiers from Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. This arrangement, Toy Soldier Marches, is designed for high school band because of the rhythmic technique required by the compositions, although the ranges remain much easier. The ambitious director might incorporate some uniformed marching band students into the performance as wooden soldiers marching down the aisles.The winter holiday season might bring to mind the Toy Soldier Dance as performed annually by the famous Radio City Rockettes. There were in fact a number of composers who wrote march music for toy, tin or wooden soldiers. Four of those songs have been included in this medley: Parade of the Wooden (or Tin) Soldiers by Leon Jessel, March of the Toys from the operetta Babes in Toyland by Victor Herbert, Fritz Kreiser’s Toy Soldier March for violin and piano, and March of the Wooden Soldiers from Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite.This arrangement, Toy Soldier Marches, is designed for high school band because of the rhythmic technique required by the compositions, although the ranges remain much easier. The ambitious director might incorporate some uniformed marching band students into the performance as wooden soldiers marching down the aisles.
