You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
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You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
Lyrics by Dr. Seuss, music by Albert Hague / arr. Michael Story
Grade: 3
Item: 00-31536
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From the delightful television program and movie that lights up our holidays every year comes this nasty villain's theme song. It's a quick-rehearsing and easy-to-play piece that will be immediately recognized by your holiday concert audience. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
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When it's September and you're already playing Christmas songs in band
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The 7th grade jazz band memories are flooding back. Playing the Tenor and Alto Sax was the best decision I've ever made
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This is so fun to play on string bass, especially when my jazz band only has two saxophones, one trombone, and two trumpets, so I basically have some melody 😂
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As someone who got the tenor solo and modified it a bit, this is a great reference
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Played trombone 3 in jazz band during my 7th grade year, I basically had a solo from measure 5 to 12 which was awesome. The other person who had my part wasn't there. GOD, I miss jazz band
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I played this in 5th grade as my first solo, and let me tell you, nothing feels better than nailing a solo in front of a crowd. Beautiful piece.
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just had my first ever jazz band rehearsal today :) (11/11/21) this is a super fun song to play :D
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Playing this for our Christmas Jazz Band concert! Go jazz band pianists!!!
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On this song the drummer always just plays what they want
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This song makes me happy! I soloed the trumpet solo on clarinet, it was amazing
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Proud Tenor Sax player here! Listening to this to get better in the groove with my solo at measure 19! :)
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Super excited to be playing first tenor and therefore the solo for my jazz band!!!
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I'm playing this on my baritone sax in jazz band! It's so much fun and I love it
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Playing this in jazz as bari sax.. I changed the mid A to low D to a low A to a low D, teacher wanted that. Also instead of playing high EEDC A D A D I play it in low octave :3 So low EEDC A D A D etc...
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