0613e34637 A free chorale book for concert band. South Orange and Maplewood District Clinton Elementary School Columbia High School Fine & Performing Arts Jefferson Elementary School Maplewood Middle School Marshall Elementary School Seth Boyden Elementary School South Mountain Elementary School South Orange Middle School Tuscan Elementary School Sign In Register search Home School Info About Our School Mission & Beliefs CHS Administration General Information CHS Handbook CHS Course Offerings Student Galleries Special Programs Reports & Presentations History of Columbia High School Departments Guidance Athletics Activities Parent & Student Resources Academic Placement ACHIEVE Foundation CHS Alumni Association CHS Forms CHS Home-School Assocation CHS Music Parents' Association CHS Scholarship Fund Cougars Booster Club Harassment, Intimidation & Bullying Policy MAC Scholars Online Summer School Special Education PTO CCN Teacher Websites Calendar Bauer, P. Trying to display what all 4 parts look like for every band instrument would have been too cumbersome. Select a School Columbia High School Maplewood Middle School South Orange Middle School Clinton Elementary School Jefferson Elementary School Marshall Elementary School Seth Boyden Elementary School South Mountain Elementary School Tuscan Elementary School Fine and Performing Arts Sign In Register . This proved to be a valuable resource in the creation of the book.
Version 1.0. Every chorale is arranged in 4 parts (with a few chorales requiring divisi). You'll notice that you only see the SATB parts in concert pitch. NOTICE: The School District of South Orange and Maplewood does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectual or sexual orientation or sex, gender identity and expression, socio or economic status, or disability in its programs and activities. There is a decidedly Western music focus, but that could change for future generations of the book depending on how this first release goes. For further information, call the Office of Civil Rights at (800) 421-3481. All of the works contained in the book are in the public domain for the United States (I have not checked for other countries where the copyright is composer's death + a number of years). District Home Select a School. Many traditional folk songs and hymns have been used alongside some works by famous composers.
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