Paul G Young

The Star-Spangled Banner Paul G Young

Scroll below for a video of the score as played in Finale. Instrumental music teachers receive countless requests for their students to perform the National Anthem. There are standard arrangements of varying levels of difficulty applicable for outdoor athletic and civic events. But what about other settings? What is available for teachers and students of small programs? What alternatives to standard arrangements exist that could be used for indoor programs, sporting events, assemblies, and more? This arrangement of The Star-Spangled Banner is intended to fulfill that need. It is priced to be a convenient fit within small budgets. It enables teachers to easily access printable parts for various combinations of instruments. The parts, all in PDF, may be photocopied by the purchaser for rehearsal and performance purposes, saving money on replacement copies of damaged or lost music. Paired with the quartet arrangements in 3/4 and 4/4, these volumes will be quite valuable for busy band and orchestra directors. In sum, this publication contains six separate scores of the quintet arrangement (see Contents). C Instruments in Treble Clef (Flutes, Oboes, Keyboards, etc.) Bb Instruments in Treble Clef (Clarinets, Trumpets, Ten. Sax., etc.) Eb Instruments in Treble Clef (Alto Clarinet, Alto & Bari. Sax., etc.) F Instruments in Treble Clef (French Horns) C Instruments in Bass Clef (Bassoons, Trbs., Euphoniums, Tuba, etc.) Strings (Vln. 1, Vln. 2, Vla., Cello, Double Bass) Any Desirable Combination from the Six SetsMany school music teachers, church musicians, as well as private teachers will find this publication to be very useful. Church musicians often have instrumentalists who enjoy playing for worship services and other programs but can't find affordable literature for their instrument pairings. They will find this version to be quite appropriate and satisfactory. Many school music teachers have high school bands or orchestras with limited instrumentation but good players. They have difficulty finding printed music for students to play. Looking for something new for indoor pep band activities? Give this arrangement a look. You will find that this publication is just what you were looking for.