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(Short description)
This Indonesian folk song was originally arranged in 1997 for virtuoso jazz trombonist Albert Mangelsdorf and the WDR Big Band. Saxes double on flutes and clarinets. First alto doubles on soprano. Substitute saxophone parts are provided on the reverse side of the woodwind parts.Besetzung:Big Band
(Text)
Burungkaka is an Indonesian folk song which is known throughout Malaysia. It is about an old parrot which sits near the window, singing. The children make fun of it in a good-natured manner. Originally arranged in 1997 for virtuoso jazz trombonist Albert Mangelsdorf and the WDR Big Band. Albert had recorded the piece many years earlier on a trio recording of his.Saxes double on Fl/Fl/Cl/Cl/Bcl. First alto doubles on soprano. Substitute saxophone parts are provided on the reverse side of the woodwind parts.1st Tpt: C (2 ledger lines above staff). Grade 4Schwierigkeitsgrad: 4
(Short description)
This Indonesian folk song was originally arranged in 1997 for virtuoso jazz trombonist Albert Mangelsdorf and the WDR Big Band. Saxes double on flutes and clarinets. First alto doubles on soprano. Substitute saxophone parts are provided on the reverse side of the woodwind parts.Besetzung:big band
(Text)
Burungkaka is an Indonesian folk song which is known throughout Malaysia. It is about an old parrot which sits near the window, singing. The children make fun of it in a good-natured manner. Originally arranged in 1997 for virtuoso jazz trombonist Albert Mangelsdorf and the WDR Big Band. Albert had recorded the piece many years earlier on a trio recording of his.Saxes double on Fl/Fl/Cl/Cl/Bcl. First alto doubles on soprano. Substitute saxophone parts are provided on the reverse side of the woodwind parts.1st Tpt: C (2 ledger lines above staff). Grade 4Instrumentation:big band