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937398

March ``National Emblem´´ for 10 piece Brass Ens. (arr. David Watson) Digital Sheet Music

March ``National Emblem´´ for 10 piece Brass Ens. (arr. David Watson)by E.E. Bagely Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist E.E. Bagely
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Arranger David Watson
Composer E.E. Bagely
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 28
Arrangement Performance Ensemble
Publisher David E. Watson
Level 4
Product ID 937398
Genre 20th Century
Instruments Euphonium French Horn Trombone Trumpet Tuba

Product Description

Composed in 1902 by Edwin Eugene Bagely. Bagley didn't like the ending at first and threw it in the trash. Fortunately, some of the Musicians in his band found it and talked hin into playing it. Sousa once called it ``the best march never wrote´´. This arrangement for 10 Brass players can be played without the Piccolo Trumpet part but if you have a good Piccolo Player that can handle the part it adds a lot. Advanced Intermediate without Piccolo, Advanced with Piccolo.

I am always glad to get feedback and if there is a recording of your group playing one of my arrangements, I would love to hear it.

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