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| Instrumentation for symphonic band repertoire includes, but is not limited to, the following: piccolo, flute (2), oboe (2), clarinet (3), alto clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon (2), alto sax. (2), tenor sax., trumpet (4), horn (4), trombone (4), baritone (2), tuba, timpani, percussion. Please call Boosey & Hawkes for further details.
Appalachian Spring
Down a Country Lane (arr. Mark Hindsley) See also Instrumental works (Piano)
Down a Country Lane (arr. Merlin Patterson) See also Instrumental works (Piano)
Emblems In 1964 Keith Wilson, president of the College Band Directors National Association asked the composer for a work to be played at the organization's national convention. The premiere was by the USC band. "Amazing Grace" can be heard in the slow sections at the beginning and end of the piece. Copland said, "Curiously, the harmonies had been conceived without reference to the tune. It was only by chance perusal of an anthology of tunes that I realized a connection between my harmonies and "Amazing Grace!" Emblems (1964) 11'
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Hoe Down 4' simplified version (arr. Quincy C. Hilliard) difficult version (arr. Mark Rogers)
Lincoln Portrait (arr. Walter Beeler) 11' narrator and symphonic band See also Orchestral works
An Outdoor Overture (arr. Aaron Copland) 10' see also Orchestral works
Preamble for a Solemn Occasion (arr. Aaron Copland) 6' see also Orchestral works
Quiet City (arr. Donald Hunsberger) 10' with solo English horn and trumpet see also Orchestral works
The Red Pony (arr. Aaron Copland) 15'
Film suite for band see also Orchestral works
El Salón México (arr. Mark Hindsley) 12' see also Orchestral works
Variations on a Shaker Melody (arr. Aaron Copland) 6' see also Orchestral works
Waltz and Celebration from Billy the Kid (arr. Philip J. Lang) 7' see also Orchestral works
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