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Eighth Note Publications Entrance of the Shogun - Marlatt - Brass Choir - Score/Parts
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Composer: David Marlatt
Format: Score and Parts
Instrumentation: Brass Choir and Percussion
Level: Easy
In ancient Japan, the shogun were the military commanders appointed by the emperor. Grand and regal, when a shogun appeared to the public, there was a sense of awe and power at this warrior leader. Flanked by armies of samurai warriors, their power was obvious and their respect was demanded. This clever piece uses only the 5 notes used in a pentatonic scale (like playing just the black keys on the piano). This gives it a true Asian sonority.
Duration: 1:45
Format: Score and Parts
Instrumentation: Brass Choir and Percussion
Level: Easy
In ancient Japan, the shogun were the military commanders appointed by the emperor. Grand and regal, when a shogun appeared to the public, there was a sense of awe and power at this warrior leader. Flanked by armies of samurai warriors, their power was obvious and their respect was demanded. This clever piece uses only the 5 notes used in a pentatonic scale (like playing just the black keys on the piano). This gives it a true Asian sonority.
Duration: 1:45
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