This is the first of two quintets for brass, based on three songs from the Broadway Musical, \"Annie\": \"Maybe\", \"It\'s a Hard-Knock Life\" and \" Tomorrow\". Parts are comfortably pitched for intermediate players. While designed for the traditional \"English\" brass band quintet (two cornets, tenor horn, baritone and Eb tuba), Parts 4 & 5 are also given at concert pitch. A Part 3 french horn part is provided and Part 5 is given for Bb Bass tuba. The set is excellent for both concerts and junior contests. The set comes with a full conductor\'s score. Total playing time is about 4\'20\".

An arrangement of John Denver's beautiful classic 'Annie's Song' for guitar quartet.

This purchase contains a full score and set of parts in a single download.

The parts are organised so that every guitarist has melodic interest and the technical level is similar across players. It is ideal for guitarists of about about ABRSM Grade 5 standard and above.

'Annie's Song' will also make an unusual encore or light work for conservatoire, professional-level groups or for background music.

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The Guitar 4 part also has chord symbols if ensembles wish to add another player to strum harmonies (optional).

This is a simple, short arrangement of the lovely Scottish song 'Annie Laurie' for solo guitar.

The technical and musical level is suitable for early-years guitarists. The ABRSM grade level is approximately Grade 2 and for other boards, where the technical requirements are more relaxed, Grade 3.

Exam boards across the world are now offering online video submissions to replace existing grades. Candidates are required to perform some set repertoire but also free choice music. This piece is ideal for Grade 2-3 standard players (2nd-3rd year). Annie Laurie also makes an excellent piece of repertoire and the addition of chords makes it a possible ensemble piece. I will upload a YouTube video before the end of September 2020.

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?Annie?s Song? is a John Denver classic that people will be so excited to hear on the harp! It?s the perfect opportunity to hone your technique and learn a really fun piece that fits so nicely in the hands. Difficulty Level and Skills Required: Late-intermediate. Left hand consists of a few different patterns , rolled chords, and overlapping brackets. Right hand carries the melody line with some quick placing, downward arpeggios and rolled chords. There are several complex rhythmic sections in the piece, but no lever changes! Type of Harp: Big harp version is for 33 string harps or larger, but small harp version works for 26 string harps or larger. Range: For big harps: lowest note is E one and a half octaves below middle C, highest note is E just more than two octaves above middle C. For small harps: lowest note is D almost one octave below middle C, highest note is E just more than two octaves above middle C. Levers/Pedals: In the key of D major (F#s and C#s needed). No lever changes in piece. What's Included: PDF download of 7 pages. Fingering and bracketing are included.