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Home > Listening Library > Parade of The Palominos March

Title: Parade of The Palominos March
Voicing/Format: Concert Band
Publisher: C L Barnhouse Co
Composer: Shaffer, David
Catalog #: 023-3705-00
Grade: 0.5
Series: Sound Foundations Red

Price: $40.00

Fun for your students and audience alike, Parade of the Palominos will be a great addition to your teaching repertoire. Reinforce the first six notes of the Bb scale, work on counting eighth notes and address various articulations,while your students enjoy the traditional march feel and theme of this work. Slightly more difficult than its grade would indicate, this work is perfect for the end of the first year or for second year players. (1:15)

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