American Folk Suite

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format SATB
Publisher Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Arranger Althouse, Jay
Grade 4
Series Choral Designs

Price: $1.85

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Catalog #23571

UPC code: 038081238944

There's just so much fun to be had with this sometimes tender, sometimes rollicking medley by accomplished arranger Jay Althouse. Five folk songs are combined into a thematic story which cleverly chronicles the journey of wedding-bound sweethearts. Opens gently with the melodic "Red River Valley," grooves through a rhythmic "Nine Hundred Miles," and firmly ties the knot with"Cindy!" The optional SoundTrax and SoundPax parts provide a solid folk accompaniment. SoundPax includes parts for 2 cl., a. sax., t. sax., tpt., tbn., rhy.

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