Adaptable Duets Sea Shanties
20 Duets for Any Wind and Percussion Instruments
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Adaptable Duets Sea Shanties
20 Duets for Any Wind and Percussion Instruments
- Instrumentation 2 Wind Instruments
- Optional Instrumentation 2 Percussion
- Edition Instrumental Part: Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Trumpet & Baritone in Bb
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Difficulty Level
- Editor Tyler Arcari
- Publisher Excelcia Music Publishing
- Series Adaptable Ensemble Series
- Order no. EXCEL-WB2527
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Description:
A truly seaworthy collection! Adaptable Duets: Sea Shanties is the latest installment in the popular Adaptable Ensemble Series, and features twenty duets for any combination of instruments, both original and newly-arranged, by Tyler Arcari. In all of these works, each voice gets a chance to play the melodic line, providing musicians with a true duet experience. A highly anticipated follow-up to Adaptable Trios: Sea Shanties and Adaptable Quartets: Sea Shanties, this book is a fun and unique addition to your duet repertoire that will commandeer the attention of any ear in an adjudicated festival or recital setting, or while just enjoying a bit of musical fun!
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Adieu to Maimuna
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The Arethusa!
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Blow Ye Winds, in the Morning
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The Bold Smuggler
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The Buffalo
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Come, Loose Every Sail to the Breeze
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Curse of Tortuga
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Do Me Ama
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Eliza Lee
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The Fishes
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High Barbaree
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Homeward Bound
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La Pique
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Pirates!
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Sailor’s Song
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Shenandoah
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Unmooring
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The Wellermen Come
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The Whale
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