Band Cornet 3
SKU:
CF.JB117
Composed by
John Philip Sousa. Edited
by Justin P. Tokke Larry
Clark. SWS. Collection -
Part. With Standard
notation. 28 pages. Carl
Fischer Music #JB117.
Published by Carl Fischer
Music (CF.JB117).
ISBN
9780825897160. UPC:
798408097165. 9 x 12
inches.
The seminal
John Philip Sousa March
Collection now exists in
standard book format,
featuring the first
publication of a full
conductor's score of all
marches. This collection
includes 16 of Sousa's
greatest marches,
including: Washington
Post, Semper Fidelis, The
Thunderer, and many
others, originally
published by Carl Fischer
Music between 1886 and
1894. In order to
maintain the integrity of
the original works, there
are no added or changed
articulations, changed
instrumentations, or
rescored parts. The only
changes made from the
original are intended to
clarify errors and remove
inconsistencies in
dynamics, hairpin
placements, and
articulations due to the
original method of
copying parts one at a
time. These markings were
unified during the
re-engraving process to
ensure the highest
quality honoring the
original intentions of
the composer.
About The New
Bennett Band Book
Series
The
Bennett Band Books
published in four volumes
starting in 1923 were
used to teach the march
form and style to
millions of young band
musicians in the middle
of the twentieth century.
Twelve of the legendary
Henry Fillmore's tuneful
band gems (written using
the pseudonym Harold
Bennett) have been
collected together by
Larry Clark to form the
first volume of The New
Bennett Band Books. This
volume concentrates on
2/4 time and the keys of
Bb major, Eb major, and
Ab major. In addition, a
helpful march warm-up
section, composed by
Larry Clark, is included
to help you teach the
march form and style to
young students. There is
also the added benefit of
a full recording of each
march performed by a
professional band on the
CD that is included in
the full score. This is a
valuable collection for
any level band to use for
marches at
contest/festival
performance or for
sight-reading
purposes.
