El Camino Real California, an historical trail that linked Californias Spanish missions Many streets throughout California today also have the name.

Features El Camino Real by: Alfred Reed: Robert Longfield Composed by Alfred Reed in 1986; El Camino Real continues to be a repertoire staple for advanced ensembles. By shortening the duration and reducing the instrumentation and extreme technical demands; Robert Longfield has masterfully adapted this gem into an authentic sounding edition for younger players. Zhurnal dou utrennij filjtr obrazec. A rewarding and distinctive work! Resident evil. Dur: 5:00 PRODUCT INFORMATION Publisher Hal Leonard Format Score Only Pages 36 Length x Width 12 x 9 inches Shipping Weight 0.31 pounds East Coast Music Product Code ZHL4003473 UPC Code 18 Voicing Description Score Band Grade Description 3.5 1st Publication Date 07/2013 INSTRUMENTATION LIST For the purchase of the additional scores or parts as listed below please email us the Product Code above and the quantities you wish to purchase.

Costs are about $7.50 per score and $4.00 per part. Instrumentation Number of Parts Pages per Part CONDUCTOR SCORE (FULL SCORE) 1 28 PICCOLO 1 2 FLUTE 8 2 OBOE 2 2 BASSOON 2 2 BB CLARINET 1 4 2 BB CLARINET 2 4 2 BB CLARINET 3 4 2 EB ALTO CLARINET 1 2 BB BASS CLARINET 2 2 EB ALTO SAXOPHONE 1 2 2 EB ALTO SAXOPHONE 2 2 2 BB TENOR SAXOPHONE 2 2 EB BARITONE SAXOPHONE 1 2 BB TRUMPET 1 3 2 BB TRUMPET 2 3 2 BB TRUMPET 3 3 2 F HORN 1 2 2 F HORN 2 2 2 TROMBONE 1 3 2 TROMBONE 2 3 2 BARITONE B.C. 2 2 BARITONE T.C. 2 2 TUBA 4 2 STRING BASS 1 2 PERCUSSION 1 2 2 PERCUSSION 2 2 2 TIMPANI 1 2 MALLET PERCUSSION 2 2 SONG LIST Title: El Camino Real.

Series: Hal Leonard Concert Band Series Publisher: Edward B. Marks Music Company Score & Parts Composer: Level: 5 El Camino Real (“The Royal Road” or “The King's Highway”) was commissioned by the 581st Air Force Band and its commander, Lt. This fantasy is based on a series of Spanish folk melodies and underscored by chord progressions used by generations of flamenco guitarists, whose fiery style and brilliant playing have created a vast body of what many consider authentic Spanish music. The music follows a traditional fast-slow-fast pattern, with a first section that is based on the dance form known as the jota, and second contrasting section derived from the fandango.