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Songs of Heritage
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Songs of Heritage by Clifton Williams Concert Band - Sheet Music

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  • Ensembles:
    Concert Band
    Composers:
    Clifton Williams
    Publishers:
    Hal Leonard Rubank Publications
    Series:
    Rubank Concert Band
    Instrumentation:
    2 - Baritone B.C. - 2
    2 - Baritone T.C. - 2
    2 - Basses - 4
    2 - Bassoon 1,2 - 2
    2 - Bb Bass Clar. & Contrabass Cl. - 2
    2 - Bb Clarinet 1 - 4
    2 - Bb Clarinet 2 - 4
    2 - Bb Clarinet 3 - 4
    2 - Bb Tenor Saxophone - 2
    2 - Bb Trumpet 1 - 3
    2 - Bb Trumpet 2 - 3
    2 - Bb Trumpet 3 - 3
    2 - Eb Alto Clarinet - 1
    2 - Eb Alto Saxophone 1 - 2
    2 - Eb Alto Saxophone 2 - 2
    2 - Eb Baritone Saxophone - 1
    2 - F Horn 1 & 2 - 2
    2 - F Horn 3 & 4 - 2
    3 - Flute 1,2 - 8
    36 - Full Score - 1
    2 - Oboe 1,2 - 2
    2 - Percussion 1 - 2
    2 - Percussion 2 - 2
    2 - Piccolo - 1
    1 - Timpani - 1
    2 - Trombone 1 - 2
    2 - Trombone 2 - 2
    2 - Trombone 3 - 2
    UPC:
    073999449105
Concert Band - Grade 3

SKU: HL.4001828

Composed by Clifton Williams. Rubank Concert Band. Full Score and Parts. Rubank Publications #4001828. Published by Rubank Publications (HL.4001828).

UPC: 073999449105. 9.0x12.0x0.715 inches.

Clifton Williams' final legacy for band, Songs of Heritage, was outlined in score form upon his demise in 1976. Conceived as a tribute to the composers and musicians among our forebears, the composition is indigenous of the fife and drum corps, the cakewalk, the shuffle dance, and the ballads of Stephen Foster. In a contemporary band idiom, it also reflects the present day trends in America's musical life.