A rollicking march of one of Joplin’s earlier works.
The Great Crush Collision March for Brass Quintet – Scott Joplin
$18.00
Description
The Great Crush Collision March for Brass Quintet
Scott Joplin
arr. Walter Lex
Fun quintet arrangement of one of Scott Joplin’s first published works as arranged by Walter Lex. Joplin dedicated it to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, a train line that ran through Temple, Texas where Joplin had been touring with his vocal group, The Texas Medley Quartette.A descriptive piece with musical sound effects of a train wreck! Lex has done a fine job arranging…ideal for a children’s demonstration.
Features
• Intermediate
•Duration 4 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
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