John Lennon, Paul McCartney
Let It Be
John Lennon, Paul McCartney
Let It Be
- Formación Orquesta de viento
- Edición Partitura general
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Dificultad
- Compositor John Lennon Paul McCartney
- Adaptador Robert Longfield
- Editorial Hal Leonard
- Serie Discovery Concert Band
- Nº de pedido 04006383
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Descripción:
Let It Be is undeniably one of the most moving and timeless rock anthems ever created by the Beatles. Featured prominently in the hit movie "Yesterday", this soulful classic from the legendary Fab Four's later era continues to captivate musicians and audiences across all generations. With this rich arrangement from Hal Leonard, you can bring the unforgettable magic of this global hit straight to your concert band.
Powerfully scored yet easily accessible for developing musicians (second-year players), this setting provides young wind band players with a wonderful opportunity to perform a true pop masterpiece with expression, dynamic range, and enthusiasm. A guaranteed crowd-pleaser and an emotional highlight for any concert program—available here as a full score for focused rehearsals and conducting.
Powerfully scored yet easily accessible for developing musicians (second-year players), this setting provides young wind band players with a wonderful opportunity to perform a true pop masterpiece with expression, dynamic range, and enthusiasm. A guaranteed crowd-pleaser and an emotional highlight for any concert program—available here as a full score for focused rehearsals and conducting.
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