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My Favorite Things (Richard Rodgers/ arr. Andrea Venet)

The classic song from “The Sound Of Music” given a unique arrangement only fit for the Escape X Percussion Duo.

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Rotation 1 (Eric Sammut/arr. by Andrea Venet)

$46.00 – $53.00
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This arrangement of Eric Sammut’s Rotation 1 by Andrea Venet is for a percussion ensemble of 10-14 players. The arrangement is a fun, relatively short work for large percussion ensemble that would fit well in any percussion ensemble concert and could be performed by advanced high school and college percussion programs.

This arrangement of Eric Sammut’s Rotation 1 by Andrea Venet is for a percussion ensemble of 10-14 players. The arrangement is a fun, relatively short work for large percussion ensemble that would fit well in any percussion ensemble concert and could be performed by advanced high school and college percussion programs.

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This popular show tune by Rodgers & Hammerstein II first appeared in the musical “The Sound of Music” in 1959. Ironically, the happy lyrics were originally meant to be sung by a woman in the musical in order to reconcile her fear of the unknown. This tune has since become a jazz standard and Christmas song because of it’s wintery depictions. Written for Escape X percussion duo, I decided to take a unique approach and manipulate the traditional meter to have a groovy feel in 5. Additionally, when we perform this tune we incorporate some of Escape X’s favorite things, which include pitched metal bells and almglocken.

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Intermediate
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Arrangement/Transcription
Delivery Method

Print Copy, PDF Download, Print & PDF Versions

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