LOCH LOMOND FOR STRING ORCHESTRA SO2.5 SC/PTS

LOCH LOMOND FOR STRING ORCHESTRA SO2.5 SC/PTS"Loch Lomond" is a traditional Scottish folk song, first published in 1841 in Vocal Melodies of Scotland. The original composer is unknown, but the poem is attributed to Lady John Scott. The music perfectly captures the Scottish flavor, and one might even think they hear the sound of bagpipes after the pizzicato section. This beautiful, poignant arrangement ends with a feeling of reverie. Artist Composer Traditional Scottish Publisher Grand Mesa

The pack includes: five wipe-off slates with grand staff on side 1 and single staff on side 2

Color is black

it’s perfect concert or contest material for any young band

Thethemes and harmonic treatments are unmistakably Barker

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Artist Composer Publisher Hal Leonard Series E-Z Play Today Pages 80(07) Language Instrument Electronic Organ|Keyboard Category Piano & Keyboard SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781495096174 ISBN13 1495096173 Dimensions 304x228

Artist Composer Publisher Meredith Music Series Pages 48(07) Language Instrument Marimba Category Percussion SubCategory1 Repertoire SubCategory2 Collections Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781574633856 ISBN13 1574633856|00048348 Dimensions 305x229

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