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Original

Old Folks at Home. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Beginning.

Translation

Old Folks at Home. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Beginning.

Original

Old Folks at Home composed by E. Leidzen. Arranged by E. Leidzen. For concert band. Full Score, Flute 1. 2, Oboe 1. opt. , Eb Clarinet, Bb Clarinet 1. 3, Alto Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet. opt. , Bassoon. opt. , Alto Sax 1. opt. , Bb Tenor Sax. opt. , Eb Baritone Sax. opt. , Trumpet, F Horn 1. 4, Trombone 1. 3, 2nd Trombone. opt. , Euphoniu. Band Music. Grade 1.5. Score only. Duration 2. 30. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.S11222. Could Dvorak have known that he was writing a standard piece for young bands when he created this piece. This rendition is ideal for a variety of occasions - concerts, graduation ceremony, and special events. Dvorak's arrangement for orchestra of 'The Old Folks at Home' was made in the 1890s for a Summer School held in Spillville, Iowa. Those attending were mostly drawn from a local Czech-speaking community and Dvorak enjoyed sharing time with people who spoke his own language. As instrumentalists the players were limited, many little more than beginners. yet in his arrangement Dvorak created a musically authentic and attractive setting of Stephen Foster's popular melody that is truly a masterpiece in economy of demand. Many years later, in 1942, Edwin Franko Goldman invited Erik Leidzen to transcribe Dvorak's arrangement for concert band.

Translation

Old Folks at Home composed by E. Leidzen. Arranged by E. Leidzen. For concert band. Full Score, Flute 1. 2, Oboe 1. opt. , Eb Clarinet, Bb Clarinet 1. 3, Alto Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet. opt. , Bassoon. opt. , Alto Sax 1. opt. , Bb Tenor Sax. opt. , Eb Baritone Sax. opt. , Trumpet, F Horn 1. 4, Trombone 1. 3, 2nd Trombone. opt. , Euphoniu. Band Music. Grade 1.5. Score only. Duration 2. 30. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.S11222. Could Dvorak have known that he was writing a standard piece for young bands when he created this piece. This rendition is ideal for a variety of occasions - concerts, graduation ceremony, and special events. Dvorak's arrangement for orchestra of 'The Old Folks at Home' was made in the 1890s for a Summer School held in Spillville, Iowa. Those attending were mostly drawn from a local Czech-speaking community and Dvorak enjoyed sharing time with people who spoke his own language. As instrumentalists the players were limited, many little more than beginners. yet in his arrangement Dvorak created a musically authentic and attractive setting of Stephen Foster's popular melody that is truly a masterpiece in economy of demand. Many years later, in 1942, Edwin Franko Goldman invited Erik Leidzen to transcribe Dvorak's arrangement for concert band.