Description
Click to View Gimme a Minute Solo Part
Live – Massed Bands – Soloist: Kevin Ackford
Gimme A Minute (or so) Eb Tenor Horn
£33.91
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Best described as a Xylophone style solo written for Tenor Horn.
Kevin wrote this as a finale to his guest soloist performance at his 50 Years A Bandsman concert and dedicated to the memory of John Holland his music teacher from his school days who passed away a few months before the concert took place.
Also available with piano accompaniment.
Additional information
| Weight | 280 g |
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