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Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Piano Solo
Composer Rossi, Wynn-Anne
Publisher Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Grade Late Intermediate

Price: $4.50

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Catalog #34419

UPC code: 038081382265

Wynn-Anne Rossi's Along the Mississippi takes a trip down the Mississippi River in four distinct movements. The journey begins with "Swiftly Flowing River", a flowing movement that highlights where the river begins in Itasca State Park in Minnesota. Next, "Stride Through St. Louie" depicts the jazz roots of St. Louis, Missouri with a stride left-hand accompaniment and swing rhythm. "A Tribute to Mark Twain", featuring a warm and expressive melody, honors the spirit of this American icon whose writing evoked the spirit of theMississippi. The suite closes with full, rich chords and a nostalgic melody in"View of the Delta Queen", a majestic tribute to the steamboat that is now considered an historical landmark.

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