Parks - Somethin Stupid - Brass Quintet and voice duetSomethin Stupid, by C. Carson Parks arranged for Brass Quintet, Alto and Tenor voices by Dwight Tibbetts. Somethin Stupid is truly an Evergreen, written and performed 1st time by C. Carson Parks and his wife, Gaile Foote, but the song was made even more popular when it was sung by Frank Sinatra and his daugter, Nancy. Now available for Brass Quintet, Tenor and Alto voices. This product is available for digital download only the item includes : Score

Movement ( Trumpet Tune ) : 1

Capriccio for Brass Choir/Ensemble by Stefan Mey (*1969)

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He Lives - by Alfred Ackley

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and he has also conducted the Eastern Connecticut Symphony during its summer series

For much of his early career

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sometimes referred to as the "minuet"

The legend tells that he was mortally injured after his final battle

Composer: Albrechtsberger

The Lark in the Clear Air