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I See You (Theme from Avatar)
by Johnnie Vinson Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music

Name: I See You (Theme from Avatar) by Johnnie Vinson Concert Band Ensemble
Brand: Hal Leonard
Price: 59.99 USD
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Title I See You (Theme from Avatar)
Artist Johnnie Vinson
Composer James Horner Simon Franglen
Writer James Horner Leona Lewis Simon Franglen Kuk Harrell Johnnie Vinson
Also Performed By Leona Lewis
Arranger Johnnie Vinson
Format Digital Ensemble
Arrangement Concert Band
Publisher Hal Leonard
Length 03:10
Level 3
Product ID 287257
Genre Film/TV

Product Description

From the groundbreaking movie blockbuster "Avatar," here is the main theme used in the end credits. Johnnie Vinson's sensitive arrangement features light woodwind scoring in the beginning then builds into a powerful setting for the entire ensemble.