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Home > Listening Library > Haleakala (House of The Sun)

Title: Haleakala (House of The Sun)
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: Carl Fischer, Llc
Composer: Strommen, Carl
Catalog #: SPS29
Grade: Gr-4
Series: Symphonic Perf

Price: $85.00

It's brasses to the fore in this bold and brilliant concert opener, inspired by a volcano on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Shimmering fanfares echo in tribute to one of nature's most impressive forces, and a richly scored choralereflects the reverence of the island people to their imposing landscape. (3:47)

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.