Difference between revisions of "Gum-Suckers March"

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General Info

Composer: Percy Aldridge Granger
Arranger: Chalon Ragsdale
Year of Published: 2024
Publisher: Aux Arcs Music
Difficulty: Medium Advanced
Duration: 00:03:50
Cost: Score and Parts - $120.00 | Score Only - $0.00

Instrumentation

Saxophone Ensemble

Player 1: Soprano Saxophone 1
Player 2: Soprano Saxophone 2
Player 3: Alto Saxophone 1
Player 4: Alto Saxophone 2
Player 5: Alto Saxophone 3
Player 6: Tenor Saxophone 1
Player 7: Tenor Saxophone 2
Player 8: Tenor Saxophone 3
Player 9: Baritone Saxophone 1
Player 10: Baritone Saxophone 2
Player 11: Bass Saxophone

Percussion Ensemble

Player 1: Glockenspiel
Player 2: Vibraphone 1 Player 3: Vibraphone 2 Player 4: Chimes
Player 5: Xylophone
Player 6: Marimba 1
Player 7: Marimba 2
Player 8: Marimba 3
Player 9: Marimba 4
Player 10: Timpani
Player 11: Snare Drum & Woodblock
Player 12: Crash Cymbals
Player 13: Suspended Cymbal
Player 14: Bass Drum

Program Notes

Gum-Suckers March is the final movements of Percy Grainger’s Suite for Orchestra "In a Nutshell," an original work in which no folksongs are used. “Gum-suckers” is a nickname for Australians hailing from Grainger’s Australian home state of Victoria. The leaves of the ‘gum’ (Eucalyptus) trees are very refreshing to suck in the hot Australian summer weather.

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+Player 2: [[Soprano Saxophone]] 2<br /-->
+Player 3: [[Alto Saxophone]] 1<br /-->
+Player 4: [[Alto Saxophone]] 2<br /-->
+Player 5: [[Alto Saxophone]] 3<br /-->
+Player 6: [[Tenor Saxophone]] 1<br /-->
+Player 7: [[Tenor Saxophone]] 2<br /-->
+Player 8: [[Tenor Saxophone]] 3<br /-->
+Player 9: [[Baritone Saxophone]] 1<br /-->
+Player 10: [[Baritone Saxophone]] 2<br /-->
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+Player 11: [[Snare Drum]] & [[Woodblock]]<br /-->
+Player 12: [[Crash Cymbals]]<br /-->
+Player 13: [[Suspended Cymbal]]<br /-->
+Player 14: [[Bass Drum]]<br /-->
 == Program Notes ==
+Gum-Suckers March is the final movements of Percy Grainger’s Suite for Orchestra "In a Nutshell," an original work in which no folksongs are used. “Gum-suckers” is a nickname for Australians hailing from Grainger’s Australian home state of Victoria. The leaves of the ‘gum’ (Eucalyptus) trees are very refreshing to suck in the hot Australian summer weather.
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