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Home > Listening Library > Battle Hymn of The Republic

Title: Battle Hymn of The Republic
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Arranger: Sweeney, Michael
Catalog #: 00860964
Grade: Gr-1
Series: Essential Elements

Price: $35.00

Teach the dotted quarter/eighth note pattern and reinforce basic eighth note counting with this patriotic standard arranged for beginning band. Traditional harmonic settings are used with the clarinets and saxes harmonizedon the first verse, a full march-style statement of the chorus and stylistically appropriate percussion used throughout. Your first year students are sure to impress your audience with this favorite!

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