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John Caponegro, Bow-Regards Parade, String Orchestra Grade 1 (kendor Music)

John Caponegro, Bow-Regards Parade, String Orchestra Grade 1 (kendor Music)

$124.00

John Caponegro, Bow-Regards Parade, String Orchestra Grade 1 (Kendor Music)

Scored in D major, this winning march for first-year strings opens and ends with dramatic pyramid entrances from the bottom up -- cellos and basses first, then violas, then 2nd Violins, and finally 1st Violins. Rhythms are simple, bowings are clearly marked, and the optional percussion part for snare drum and bass drum enhances the parade-style theme. Duration 1:40.

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Scored in D major, this winning march for first-year strings opens and ends with dramatic pyramid entrances from the bottom up -- cellos and basses first, then violas, then 2nd Violins, and finally 1st Violins. Rhythms are simple, bowings are clearly marked, and the optional percussion part for snare drum and bass drum enhances the parade-style theme. Duration 1:40.

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