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Carol Barratt: Bravo! Horn

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Catalogue No: M060110689
ISMN: 9790060110689
Shop Product Code: 158594W

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Series: Bravo!

Department: Wind, Brass & Band - Horn

Instrumentation: Horn, Piano

Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes (London)

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Grade Exam Music

This product includes pieces featured in grade exams. Click on a grade to view the full syllabus.

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Tired of the same old arrangements? Want to give your pupils something simple yet rewarding to play? Carol Barratt creates easy pieces that will really get pupils listening and performing musically, right from the beginning. Each collection is idiomatically edited for the instrument by a leading performer.

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Contents and Reviews

Allemande (Gervaise)
Another Wimbledon Waltz!
Astolpho's Horn
Bed-Rock Blues
Chorale
Crook's Corner
English Jig (anon.)
Ferryside
Getting a Buzz!
Harvest Time (Latvian trad.)
Howling-bags
In the Limelight
Jewel in the Crown
Minuet (Haydn)
Modal Lament
Moderato (Schmitt)
Mosey Along
On the Wing (French-Canadian trad.)
Rise and Shine!
Round Dance (von der Hafe)
Safe Haven (Norwegian trad.)
Serenade
Shortcake-Walk
St James' Infirmary (Trad. arr. Barratt)
The Night Visiting Song (Scottish trad.)
Three Variations on "Cat in the Snow"
Trompe de Chasse

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"There is little doubt that young players will revel in the humour and imagination of Carol Barratt's writing."

".... it is undoubtedly a rewarding acquisition. ... Her stated aim with this book is to encourage the younger player to perform rather than merely play, and this is something that I feel she achieves to good effect."

"Are the pieces any good? Yes - melodic, interesting and accessible, with a mix of folk tunes and Ms Barratt's own compositions - ideal material for the early grade exams."

(Winds, Spring 2004)