Christopher Tin
Baba Yetu
from Civilization IV - Flexible instrumentation for brass, woodwinds or strings - Includes percussion
Christopher Tin
Baba Yetu
from Civilization IV - Flexible instrumentation for brass, woodwinds or strings - Includes percussion
- Instrumentation Concert Band, 5 Instruments and Percussion
- Composer Christopher Tin
- Editor Johnnie Vinson
- Series Flex-Band
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Score
- Publisher Hal Leonard
- Order no. 04005965
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Description:
Bring iconic video game history to the concert stage! With "Baba Yetu", composer Christopher Tin created the mesmerizing title theme for Sid Meier's "Civilization IV"—the first video game piece ever to win a prestigious Grammy Award. The work captivates audiences worldwide with its infectious African groove, uplifting harmonies, and an unforgettable melody that will inspire both players and listeners.
Thanks to this versatile 5-part flexible arrangement by Hal Leonard, the piece can be effortlessly adapted for woodwinds, brass, or even strings, while the percussion section provides the authentic, driving rhythm. This full score gives conductors and ensemble leaders the ideal foundation for rehearsal and performance. An emotional highlight and crowd-pleaser for any concert program!
Thanks to this versatile 5-part flexible arrangement by Hal Leonard, the piece can be effortlessly adapted for woodwinds, brass, or even strings, while the percussion section provides the authentic, driving rhythm. This full score gives conductors and ensemble leaders the ideal foundation for rehearsal and performance. An emotional highlight and crowd-pleaser for any concert program!