THE FOG
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THE FOG

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THE FOG
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Epiphany |əˈpifənē| a manifestation of a divine or supernatural being. Much like Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, a widespread fog is seared with its own theme from Charles Mingus' Children's Hour Of Dream. Throughout the production, the brume forms over cities and harbors, accumulating in grand fashion until it succumbs to the energy of the sun. A State Championship Production. Originally Commissioned By Greenwood H.S. — John Morse, Director.  For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.
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Grade: Medium-Advanced
Instrumentation: Winds and Full Percussion
Duration: 7:48
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Licensing Information

An arrangement license is needed for “Children’s Hour Of Dream” by Charles Mingus; “Overture (From CATS)” By Andrew Lloyd Webber; and “Moonrise” By Joshua Shank. Please secure licensing via Tresona Music, the original copyright administrator, or similar agency.

Copyright Information

Arranged And Composed By Don Barrett (BMI). With “Children’s Hour Of Dream” by Charles Mingus. © 1960 THE JAZZ WORKSHOP, INC. All Rights Reserved. “Overture (From CATS)” By Andrew Lloyd Webber. © 1981 The Really Useful Group plc. All Rights Reserved.”Moonrise” By Joshua Shank. © 2003 Daehn Publications. All Rights Reserved. “Boundless” By Don Barrett (BMI). © Shivachevo Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. 

THIS IS NOT A PUBLISHED ARRANGEMENT. LICENSING PERMISSION IS REQUIRED AND MAY INVOLVE ADDITIONAL PUBLISHER FEES. All works listed above are fully owned by their respective copyright holders.

Photo Credit: Patrick Hendry

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Epiphany |əˈpifənē| a manifestation of a divine or supernatural being.

Much like Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, a widespread fog is seared with its own theme from Charles Mingus’ Children’s Hour Of Dream. Throughout the production, the brume forms over cities and harbors, accumulating in grand fashion until it succumbs to the energy of the sun.

A State Championship Production. Originally Commissioned By Greenwood H.S. — John Morse, Director. 

For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.