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The Perilous Seat The Quest of Sir Galahad by David Marlatt Brass Ensemble - Sheet Music

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SKU: AP.81-BQ13402

The Quest of Sir Galahad. Composed by David Marlatt. 5 or More; Brass Ensemble - Quintet; Solo Small Ensembles. Eighth Note Publications. Score and Part(s). Eighth Note Publications #81-BQ13402. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-BQ13402).

ISBN 9781771570466. UPC: 685462020478. English.

The Perilous Seat was a chair intentionally left vacant at King Arthur's round table. It was reserved for the bravest knight who was willing to take on the quest for the Holy Grail. If someone sat in this seat and was unworthy, they immediately died. Sir Galahad survived this test, and King Arthur proclaimed him the greatest knight ever. The shifting meter (6/8 and 3/4) is great to introduce students to the concept of a shifting pulse---both 6/8 and 3/4 have six eighth notes, but the emphasis of the accents shifts the feel back and forth, creating a fun groove.