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  • Ensembles:
    Concert Band
    Composers:
    Bill Locklear
    Publishers:
    Arrangers' Publishing Company
    Instrumentation:
    4 - Alto Sax 1 - 2
    4 - Alto Sax 2 - 2
    4 - Baritone Sax - 1
    4 - Bassoon 1 - 1
    4 - Bassoon 2 - 1
    4 - Bb Bass Clarinet - 2
    3 - Bb Contra Bass Clarinet - 1
    4 - Clarinet 1 - 4
    4 - Clarinet 2 - 4
    4 - Clarinet 3 - 4
    3 - Eb Alto Clarinet - 1
    3 - Eb Contra Alto Clarinet - 1
    4 - Euphonium Bc - 2
    4 - Euphonium Tc - 2
    4 - F Horn 1 - 1
    4 - F Horn 2 - 1
    4 - F Horn 3 - 1
    4 - F Horn 4 - 1
    4 - Flute 1 - 4
    4 - Flute 2 - 4
    24 - Full Score - 1
    4 - Oboe 1 - 1
    4 - Oboe 2 - 1
    3 - Percussion 1 - 2
    3 - Percussion 2 - 2
    3 - Percussion 3 - 2
    3 - Percussion 4 - 2
    3 - Percussion 5 - 2
    3 - Piccolo - 1
    3 - String Bass - 1
    4 - Tenor Sax - 2
    3 - Timpani - 1
    3 - Trombone 1 - 2
    3 - Trombone 2 - 2
    3 - Trombone 3 - 2
    4 - Trumpet 1 - 3
    3 - Trumpet 2 - 3
    3 - Trumpet 3 - 3
    3 - Tuba - 6
    UPC:
    884088665432
Concert Band (Score & Parts) - Grade 3

SKU: HL.40004110

Composed by Bill Locklear. Arrangers' Publ Concert Band. Festival. Arrangers' Publishing Company #40004110. Published by Arrangers' Publishing Company (HL.40004110).

UPC: 884088665432. 9x12 inches.

Bill Locklear draws inspiration from poet Sydney Lanier's classic “Song of the Chattahoochee”. Experience the beauty of the great river as it grows from a small spring to its full majesty. This is a fine new festival work!