A rousing original march in 6/8 time that will set your audience’s toes a-tapping. A versatile piece for programming, and playable by good intermediate groups
St. Lawrence March for Brass Quintet by Arthur Frackenpohl
$18.00
Description
St. Lawrence March
Arthur Frackenpohl
A rousing original march in 6/8 time that will set your audience’s toes a-tapping. A versatile piece for programming, and playable by good intermediate groups
Features
• Intermediate • Duration 4 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
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