Stomp Boom Blast 2

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Teacher's Edition
Composer Blair, Cathy
Publisher Heritage Music Press
Grade Grades 3-6

Price: $24.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #30/2564H

UPC code: 9781429117890

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Making More Music with Everday Stuff GRADES 3-6 You loved the first book and now ,to celebrate its fifth anniversary we're excited to bring you the sequel! Stomp,Boom,Blast 2:Making More Music with Everyday Stuff will get you and your students thinking outside the staff lines and making music with everything from boxes of pasta, to buckets, pails, and monkey wrenches. Teaching and performance suggestions accompany each piece. A CD with performance and accompaniment tracks, "effect" tracks,and reproducible scores accompanies the book.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
ALL BOTTLED UP
DARK RECESSES
GOT RHYTHM?
NO WORRIES
PASS THE PASTA
SONG OF THE CRANE
THEME FROM CAR (REPAIR) MEN
TOY TIME
WE GOTTA CLEAN UP THISTOWN
WORLD BEATS

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