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Battle of Washita. Gary Gackstatter. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Grade 3.
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Battle of Washita. Gary Gackstatter. B-Flat trompet noter. Horn noter. Trombone noter. Grad 3.
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Battle of Washita composed by Gary Gackstatter. For concert band. Piccolo, Flute 1. 2, Oboe 1. 2, Bassoon, Clarinet in Bb 1, Clarinet in Bb 2. 3, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone 1, Alto Saxophone 2, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Horn in F 1, Horn in F 2, Trumpet in Bb 1, Trumpet in Bb 2, Trumpet in Bb 3, Trombone 1, T. Band Music. Grade 3. Score and parts. Duration 9. 00. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.10040. Depicting a famous battle between Custer and a Cheyenne Indian village, this work captures the anguish of the conflict. A haunting saxophone solo calls to the dawn to be interrupted by the soldiers invading the village and the battle begins. Chaos ensues with cued entrances in each section until players are "battling" for musical space. The saxophone returns at the conclusion to the march the prisoner's home. Dawn 2. The Battle 3. The Horses 4. The Prisoner's March Home At daybreak after a 3-day blizzard, November 27th, 1868, the 7th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary, commanded by Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer, attacked and massacred a Cheyenne village on the banks of the Washita River in central Oklahoma, then Indian territory. During the battle, in which the troops killed more than 100 men, women, and children, burned the village, then slaughtered 850 horses, and Custer's military band played his favorite march, 'Garry Owen' on their frozen instruments. It was later found that the Cheyenne village was led by Black Kettle, a well-known chief, who worked all his life for peace with the whites, even signing peace treaties at Medicine Ledge. He and his wife were found face down, shot in the back, lying in the river. Custer was proclaimed a hero after this, the only 'Indian' battle he ever won. 'Gary Gackstatter.
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Battle of Washita komponert av Gary Gackstatter. For korps. Piccolo, fløyte 1. 2, obo 1. 2, fagott, klarinett i Bb 1, klarinett i Bb 2. 3, bassklarinett, altsaksofon 1, altsaksofon 2, tenorsaksofon, baryton saksofon, Horn i F 1, Horn i F 2, Trompet i Bb 1, Trompet i Bb 2, trompet i Bb tre, Trombone 1, T. Band Music. Grad 3. Resultat og deler. Varighet 9. 00. Publisert av C. Alan Publikasjoner. CN.10040. Skildrer et berømt slag mellom Custer og en Cheyenne indisk landsby, fanger kvaler konflikten dette arbeidet. En haunting saksofonsolo samtaler til daggry å bli avbrutt av soldatene invaderer landsbyen og kampen begynner. Kaos følger med beskjed om innganger i hver del til spillerne er "kjemper" for musikalsk plass. Saksofon returnerer ved avslutningen til marsjen fangen hjem. Dawn 2. The Battle 3. Hestene 4. Fangens mars Hjem Ved daggry etter en 3-dagers snøstorm 27. november 1868 den syvende regiment av den amerikanske Golgata, ledet av oberstløytnant George Armstrong Custer, angrepet og massakrert en Cheyenne landsby på bredden av Washita River i sentrale Oklahoma, da indisk territorium. Under slaget, der tropper drepte mer enn 100 menn, kvinner og barn, brant landsbyen, deretter slaktet 850 hester, og Custer militære bandet spilte sin favoritt marsj, 'Garry Owen' på sine frosne instrumenter. Det ble senere funnet at Cheyenne landsbyen ble ledet av Black Kettle, en velkjent sjef, som arbeidet hele sitt liv for fred med de hvite, selv signere fredsavtaler på Medicine Ledge. Han og hans kone ble funnet med ansiktet ned, skutt i ryggen, liggende i elva. Custer ble proklamert en helt etter dette, den eneste 'indisk' kampen han noensinne vunnet. 'Gary Gackstatter.
