The Beatles
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
The Beatles
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
- Instrumentation Concert Band
- Edition Score
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Difficulty Level
- Composer John Lennon Paul McCartney
- Artist The Beatles
- Editor Eric Osterling
- Publisher Hal Leonard
- Series Discovery Plus
- Order no. 20925012
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Description:
Bring pure joy of life and timeless pop culture to the concert stage! With "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da," The Beatles created one of the most cheerful and infectious anthems in music history. Its unmistakable, bouncy rhythm and irresistible melody make this evergreen a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
Published by Hal Leonard, this masterful arrangement for concert band perfectly captures the playful charm of the world-famous hit, spreading high spirits among musicians and audiences alike. Whether as an upbeat highlight in an entertainment program, an open-air performance, or an energetic encore, this full score provides the ideal foundation for a dynamic and vibrant performance full of energy and nostalgia. An absolute must-have for any modern concert band repertoire!
Published by Hal Leonard, this masterful arrangement for concert band perfectly captures the playful charm of the world-famous hit, spreading high spirits among musicians and audiences alike. Whether as an upbeat highlight in an entertainment program, an open-air performance, or an energetic encore, this full score provides the ideal foundation for a dynamic and vibrant performance full of energy and nostalgia. An absolute must-have for any modern concert band repertoire!
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