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Super fun march! Not too much percussion for Standridge. Parts are doubled in a lot of places (clarinet 2/alto). Don't need a French horn to play it. Worked well for a Small School HS Band. Would be good for a strong MS.

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Has super easy (borderline boring) low instrument parts, but the kids dug it when we played it. Very repetitive, good for end of 6th grade or beginning of year for weaker 7th/8th grade group.

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Need stronger percussion to pull this off--a lot of exposed/important percussion parts.

Wow! Not too difficult, but is very emotional and has many layers and depth of meaning so works well with a smaller high school band where they are ready for a more mature piece.

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Has an inspiring sound, many parts are doubled but might have to re-write some things. Alto sax 1 solo. Easy motifs that sound complicated together.

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Concert Favorites from Essential Elements 

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Concert Favorites from Essential Elements 

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Awesome selection of easy stuff. Majestic March rocks!

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Mechanical Monsters by Randall Standridge.

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Mechanical Monsters by Randall Standridge.

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Excels in smaller band pieces, very catchy.

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Grade 1, limited ranges, covered parts in other sections, easily rewritable for instrumentation needs.

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Super fun piece of music that students really loved.

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Cute song about bugs, has dark & twisty moments that my kids seem to like.

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Students enjoyed the connection to NM. composer has a cabin in Taos and talked about as a child the drive to Taos and the sun filtering through the trees.

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Grade 2 piece. The ENMU symphonic band played this and it was a simple piece for those who were playing different instruments. Simple for high schoolers to play, but it’s beautiful!