Peanut Butter Jam

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Accompaniment/Performance CD
Composer Schmid/Anderson
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp

Price: $29.99

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #09971266

UPC code: 884088280710

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Learn baxic drumming technique with this tasty and creative introduction to the popular World Drumming curriculum. Students will experience calypso,rock swing,Middle Eastern patterns and much more! Eight multicultural songs and ensembles reinforce the drumming patterns in a sequential, easy-to-teach approach. Songs include: Go to the Carnival,Get It Together Harambee, Haida, Worry Worry Worry, Rock Out, He's Got the Whole World in His Hands, Rock-A-My Soul, Peanut Butter Jam. Jammin' that goes from smooth to crunchy!

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
GET IT TOGETHER HARAMBEEJ
GO TO THE CARNIVAL
HAIDA
HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS
PEANUT BUTTER JAM
ROCK OUT
ROCK-A-MY SOUL
WORRY WORRY WORRY

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