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Now is the Day. Bruce Fraser. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Euphonium sheet music. Horn sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Timpani sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Tuba sheet music. Grade 2.

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Nou is die Dag. Bruce Fraser. B-Flat Trumpet bladmusiek. Eufonium bladmusiek. Horn bladmusiek. Perkussie bladmusiek. Timpani bladmusiek. Tromboon bladmusiek. Tuba bladmusiek. Graad 2.

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Now is the Day composed by Bruce Fraser. Arranged by Michael Brand. For concert band. 1st Flute, 2nd Flute. Oboe. , 1st Bb Clarinet, 2nd Bb Clarinet, 3rd Bb Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet. , Eb Alto Saxophone. , Bb Tenor Saxophone. , 1st Bb Trumpet, 2nd Bb Trumpet, 1st F Horn, 2nd F Horn, Trombone, Euphonium,. TC Baritone. , Tuba, Timpani. , Percu. Band Music. Grade 2. Score only. Duration 3. 40. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.S11202. Warlike, then noble, Now is the Day is based on the great figure in Scottish history - William Wallace, often called Braveheart. Opening with the woodwinds playing drums along with the percussion section against brass fanfares, this piece will create an air of excitement. An alto saxophone solo provides a brief moment of solace between the battle scenes. This work is based on a great figure in Scottish history - William Wallace, often called Braveheart. The song "Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled," which is Scotland's unofficial national anthem contains the line "Now is the day and how is the hour," and this is the source of the title. The opening section is warlike in sound with woodwinds playing tambours of some sort - tom-toms, tambours, even old drum skins will make the kind of noise required to simulate a battle. Noisy brass fanfares are melodic fragments of "Scots wha hae" melody. Eventually, woodwinds join in and the music slows down to an alto saxophone solo, again based on fragments of "Scots wha hae. " The battle tempo resumes and percussion then lead the band noisily into an eventual full statement of the theme creating a noble sound against the continuing drum patterns, leading to a triumphant ending.

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Nou is die dag saamgestel deur Bruce Fraser. Gereël deur Michael Brand. Vir konsert orkes. 1 fluit, 2 Flute. Hobo. , 1 Bb klarinet, 2 Bb klarinet, 3 Bb Klarinet, BB basklarinet. , Eb saxofoon. , BB saxofoon. , 1 Bb trompet, 2 Bb trompet, 1 F Horn, 2 F Horn, tromboon, Eufonium,. TC bariton. , Tuba, Timpani. , Percu. Band Musiek. Graad 2. Telling net. Duur 3. 40. Gepubliseer deur C. Alan Publications. CN.S11202. Oorlogsugtige, dan edele, nou is die dag is gebaseer op die groot figuur in die Skotse geskiedenis - William Wallace, dikwels Braveheart genoem. Opening met die houtblasers tromme speel saam met die perkussie artikel teen koper fanfares, sal hierdie stuk 'n lug van opwinding te skep. 'N saxofoon solo bied 'n kort oomblik van vertroosting tussen die stryd tonele. Hierdie werk is gebaseer op 'n groot figuur in die Skotse geskiedenis - William Wallace, dikwels Braveheart genoem. Die liedjie "Skotte wha Hae wi 'Wallace gebloei," wat is Skotland se nie-amptelike volkslied bevat die lyn "Nou is die dag en hoe is die uur," en dit is die bron van die titel. Die opening van artikel is om oorlog in klank met houtblasers speel kassies van 'n soort - Tom-toms, tamboeryne, selfs ou drom velle sal die aard van die geraas vereis om 'n stryd te boots maak. Lawaaierige koper fanfares is melodies fragmente van "Skotte wha Hae" melodie. Uiteindelik, houtblasers sluit in en die musiek vertraag tot 'n saxofoon solo, weer gebaseer op fragmente van "Skotte wha Hae. "Die stryd tempo hervat en perkussie lei dan die band luidrugtig in 'n uiteindelike volledige verklaring van die tema skep van 'n edele klank teen die voortgesette drom patrone, wat lei tot 'n triomfantlike einde.