17358735
Canto and Caprice
17358735
17358735
Canto and Caprice Concert Band scores gallery preview page 1
Copyright Material for Preview Only - Sheet Music Plus
Canto and Caprice by James Curnow Concert Band - Sheet Music

Ships to you

Canto and Caprice Grade 0.5 - Score and Parts by James Curnow Concert Band - Sheet Music

By James Curnow

In Stock

Usually ships within 24 hours.

Original Price: $39.00

Price: $28.08

You save: $10.92 ~ 28%

WELCOME20 activated
WELCOME20 activated
Get 10% discount with SMP Plus subscription
Share: Mail
/en/product/canto-and-caprice-17358735.html

Details

  • Ensembles:
    Concert Band
    Composers:
    James Curnow
    Publishers:
    Curnow Music
    Instrumentation:
    1 - Bb Bass Clarinet - 1
    1 - Bb Clarinet 1 - 6
    1 - Bb Clarinet 2 - 6
    1 - Bb Tenor Saxophone - 2
    1 - Bb Trumpet 1 - 4
    1 - Bb Trumpet 2 - 4
    1 - Eb Alto Saxophone 1 - 4
    1 - Eb Baritone Saxophone - 1
    1 - Euphonium Tc - 2
    1 - F Horn - 4
    1 - Flute - 8
    20 - Full Score - 1
    1 - Mallets - 1
    1 - Oboe - 1
    2 - Percussion 1 - 2
    2 - Percussion 1 Advanced - 2
    1 - Percussion 2 (Optional) - 2
    3 - Piano Accompaniment - 1
    1 - Timpani - 1
    1 - Trombone/Baritone B.C./Bassoon - 7
    1 - Tuba - 4
    UPC:
    884088150624
(Curnow) Concert Band - beginning

SKU: HL.44006882

Grade 0.5 - Score and Parts. Composed by James Curnow. Curnow Music Concert Band. Concert. Full Score and Parts. Duration 170 seconds. Curnow Music #109507040. Published by Curnow Music (HL.44006882).

UPC: 884088150624. 9.0x12.0x0.467 inches.

This excellent work will lift your beginning band to a higher level of musicianship and is perfect for that first festival experience or for any concert event. With accents, staccato, and lots of dynamic and stylistic contrasts, there is much to teach in this piece, and yet it remains accessible to the last exciting note. An important addition to the repertoire.

Ratings + Reviews

★ Based on 1 Reviews
★
Band N.
May 31, 2010
Easy and sofisticated
My sixth grade band class played this in the springconcert after practicing for a month or two. It was a simple piece to play. A band director from another school walked in while we where playing it and told some one it sounded good and asked if it was the seventh grade band. I never new grade 1 coujld sound so advanced and simple!! :>