Why do we Fall? - Grade 3 - Concert Band - Printed Version
“Why do we Fall?” is a Grade 3 piece for concert band.
Recently added to the ASBOA Required Music List for Concert Band as a “Grade 3” selection, so it is approved for performance at Concert Assessment in the state of Arkansas.
This is the order page for the Printed Version of this piece. Because of how the Squarespace sales platform works I have to keep the physical and digital product pages separate. If you want to purchase this piece for Automatic PDF Download, click here.
“Why do we Fall?” is a Grade 3 piece for concert band.
Recently added to the ASBOA Required Music List for Concert Band as a “Grade 3” selection, so it is approved for performance at Concert Assessment in the state of Arkansas.
This is the order page for the Printed Version of this piece. Because of how the Squarespace sales platform works I have to keep the physical and digital product pages separate. If you want to purchase this piece for Automatic PDF Download, click here.
“Why do we Fall?” is a Grade 3 piece for concert band.
Recently added to the ASBOA Required Music List for Concert Band as a “Grade 3” selection, so it is approved for performance at Concert Assessment in the state of Arkansas.
This is the order page for the Printed Version of this piece. Because of how the Squarespace sales platform works I have to keep the physical and digital product pages separate. If you want to purchase this piece for Automatic PDF Download, click here.
I wrote this piece during the fall of 2017. My office window had a wonderful view of a line of trees. As the trees started changing colors I was moved to write a piece of music the embody the tone of the season. Randomly, I remembered Alfred’s line from the movie “Batman Begins”, “Why do we fall sir? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up.” (I’m pretty sure he was actually quoting Thomas Wayne, but I remembered Alfred saying it) I felt that particular quote would be a nice subject for the piece as a whole, especially with the inclusion of the word fall. Over the course of this composition, I tried to give a taste of what it might feel like to pick yourself back up after a fall, using the musical palate of autumn.
I’m proud of how it came out, and I hope you like it!