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Eighth Note Publications The Maple Leaf Forever - Muir/Marlatt - Concert Band - Gr. 1.5
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Composer: Alexander Muir (1830 - 1906)
Arranger: David Marlatt
Format: Score and Parts
Instrumentation: Concert Band with Optional Choir
Level: 1.5
This rousing and patriotic song was written in 1867, the year of Canada's Confederation. It became very popular and, for many years, was the unofficial national anthem of Canada. The piece opens with a snare drum and gradually introduces the theme in the altos and flutes while the trumpets play bugle calls which is echoed by the clarinets. This introduction could serve as an opportunity for the choir to "march" into position and be ready for the chorus which appears at the key change. This arrangement is part of a collection for young band celebrating Canada's 150th anniversary since joining Confederation.
Duration: 3:30
(The live demo recording features the Rouge River Winds with Pratik Gandhi directing.)
Arranger: David Marlatt
Format: Score and Parts
Instrumentation: Concert Band with Optional Choir
Level: 1.5
This rousing and patriotic song was written in 1867, the year of Canada's Confederation. It became very popular and, for many years, was the unofficial national anthem of Canada. The piece opens with a snare drum and gradually introduces the theme in the altos and flutes while the trumpets play bugle calls which is echoed by the clarinets. This introduction could serve as an opportunity for the choir to "march" into position and be ready for the chorus which appears at the key change. This arrangement is part of a collection for young band celebrating Canada's 150th anniversary since joining Confederation.
Duration: 3:30
(The live demo recording features the Rouge River Winds with Pratik Gandhi directing.)
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