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Title: Freedom Overture
Voicing/Format: String Orchestra
Publisher: Kendor Music Inc
Arranger: Caponegro, John
Catalog #: 9106
Grade: 2.5
Series: Cadet String Orchestra
Description: Medley 7 Patriotic Tun

Price: $45.00

Here is a tastefully arranged, utilitarian, " must-have" piece for any occasion that calls for a good patriotic medley. Containing America the Beautiful, Marines Hymn, The Caisson Song, America, Anchors Aweigh, You're a Grand Old Flag and The Star-Spangled Banner, it will not only more than answer the need for a piece of this type, but will also be an educational vehicle, helping you to teach various accidentals, watching for varying time and key signatures; but most importantly, making the transitions as seamless as possible between tunes with accelerandos, ritardandos, dynamics and fermatas - all good "watch the conductor" lessons.

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