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Hello all,

Need a copy of this part, please, for a December community band concert:

Baritone, Treble Clef, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Sousa (1924).

Thanks,

Dean

Hi, I checked the usual sources (bandmusicpdf.org and imslp.org) but they don't appear to have it. The Chatfield Brass Band and Music Lending Library however, does have a copy. Here's the link: http://selco.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US ... TBND_LIMIT and the contact details for information:
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Teresa Cerling
Chatfield Music Lending Library
507-867-3275
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Hope this helps.
Pete

Thanks Pete,
I will have to see what is involved in getting an account this evening.

Dean E

My band is currently playing this piece. If you can wait until Wednesday... I'll be able to grab the part you need. My email is danschultz@wowway.com" target="_blank" target="_blank

Thanks Dan.

Another person from Tubenet also is offering to send a pdf copy, but with your copy as a backup we can select the best copy.

Our next weekly rehearsal is Tuesday evening, Nov 18, 2014. The concert is on Dec 4, 2014.

This is for the Arlington Concert Band and a 75-year-old cornet-playing friend who doubles on Euphonium.

https://www.facebook.com/ArlingtonConcertBand?ref=br_tf" target="_blank

Thank you so much.

where does one get a treble clef baritone anyway. i looked all over the internet and cant find them, anywhere.....





kk

ken k wrote:where does one get a treble clef baritone anyway

I know where you can find a bunch of treble clef tubas......

Dean E wrote:Hello all,

Need a copy of this part, please, for a December community band concert:

Baritone, Treble Clef, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, Sousa (1924).

Thanks,

Dean

Dean... I have the part you need digitized and ready for you. I could post it here but I would have to downsize it to do so. Send an email to danschultz@wowway.com" target="_blank

Thanks all!

I had three who assisted to obtain a copy, and I ended up with two copies, but did not have to register (or pay fees?) at any web site per the first suggestion.

I would play one of those treble clef baritones, except that I would have to learn trumpet fingerings (from what I have been reading). Oh well.