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Hiroshima Memorial
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Big band - Medium to difficult
SKU: WA.51704
Composed by David Liebman. Arranged by Ed Sarath. David Liebman Series. Score and parts. Published by Walrus Music Publishing (WA.51704).
Arr by Ed Sarath. A programmatic piece depicting the use of the atomic bomb ending World War II. It involves a bit of rubato and question and answer episodes between the various wind sections with the soloist involved in the rubato give and take. There is a slow "Elvinish" feeling jazz vamp for the soloist and band to build intensity for the ending. Difficult level.
Big band - Medium to difficult
SKU: WA.51704
Composed by David Liebman. Arranged by Ed Sarath. David Liebman Series. Score and parts. Published by Walrus Music Publishing (WA.51704).
Arr by Ed Sarath. A programmatic piece depicting the use of the atomic bomb ending World War II. It involves a bit of rubato and question and answer episodes between the various wind sections with the soloist involved in the rubato give and take. There is a slow "Elvinish" feeling jazz vamp for the soloist and band to build intensity for the ending. Difficult level.
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