| Essential Elements 2000 Band Series - Concert Favorites, Volume Two - Flute
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16 pages, Item 1040584ET, $5.95
"Concert Favorites, Volume 2" offers a large variety of tunes for band students. Included are some classics, rock songs, marches, pop music, music with a Latin flair, and several others. There are fifteen songs in all, surely several of them will be perfect for most any ensemble. Playing new music is always fun and rewarding, so add some variety for your students.
Songbook Format: Instrumental Solo
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 This book has a difficulty rating of 2 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
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| Song List For "Essential Elements 2000 Band Series - Concert Favorites, Volume Two - Flute" - Sheet Music Songbook | | Amazing Grace
Scarborough Fair
Linus And Lucy - Composed By: Vince Guaraldi
The Loco-Motion - Composed By: Gerry Goffin and Carole King
Theme From "Star Trek Generations" - From: The Paramount Picture "Star Trek Generations" - Composed By: Dennis McCarthy
Rock & Roll-Part II (The Hey Song) - Composed By: Mike Leander and Gary Glitter
Bandroom Boogie - Composed By: Michael Sweeney
Beethoven's Ninth - Composed By: Ludwig Van Beethoven
Gallant March - Composed By: Michael Sweeney
High Adventure - Composed By: Paul Lavender
Latin Fire - Composed By: John Higgins
American Spirit March - Composed By: John Higgins
Gathering In The Glen - Composed By: Michael Sweeney
Infinity (Concert March) - From: "James Curnow"
Royal Fireworks Music - Composed By: George Frederic Handel
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