This collection contains seven solos for tenor pan, a duet for tenor and cello and a chamber piece for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass from pan rocker Tracy Thornton. Difficulty levels range from beginner to advanced.
This collection contains seven solos for tenor pan, a duet for tenor and cello and a chamber piece for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass from pan rocker Tracy Thornton. Difficulty levels range from beginner to advanced.
Solos: D’yer Maker, Music Box Dancer, Paradise Garden, Tico Tico, Toco Band, Tranquility and Wishful Thinking.
Tracy’s popular composition Lindsey’s Lullaby is included as a duet for tenor and cello and also as a quartet for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass.
This beautiful aria is often erroneously attributed to J.S. Bach due to its inclusion in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, but was most likely written by the German composer Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel.
Solos For Tenor Pan
$75.00
This collection contains seven solos for tenor pan, a duet for tenor and cello and a chamber piece for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass from pan rocker Tracy Thornton. Difficulty levels range from beginner to advanced.
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This collection contains seven solos for tenor pan, a duet for tenor and cello and a chamber piece for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass from pan rocker Tracy Thornton. Difficulty levels range from beginner to advanced.
Solos: D’yer Maker, Music Box Dancer, Paradise Garden, Tico Tico, Toco Band, Tranquility and Wishful Thinking.
Tracy’s popular composition Lindsey’s Lullaby is included as a duet for tenor and cello and also as a quartet for tenor, double seconds, cello and six bass.
Here’s a sample of Led Zeppelin’s D’yer Maker:
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