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Issue: # 74
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Dear 
Here's your JB Linear Monthly Freebie.
This month's free sheet music is "Melodie", Op. 4 No. 2 by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel for woodwind solos and piano. One piano part works for all of the solos which include flute, oboe, Bb clarinet, and alto sax. All parts are in the download, too. Fanny Mendelssohn was Felix Mendelssohn's older sister and a fine composer and performer.
Do you have difficult musical passages that drive you crazy?
You can access the freebies of the past in the JB Linear Music Archive. Click on "Freebie Archives" at the left.
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Introducing a new JB Linear Music Composer/Arranger! Ron Wray teaches clarinet and music theory at the University of Alabama - Huntsville. He writes in an engaging contemporary style that is both playable and enjoyable. His first submission is Dali's Cane.
Dr. Leonard Anderson has added his original "old standards" in pop and jazz styles. These pieces include separate parts for players on C, Bb, Eb, and bass clef instruments. Also included is a play-a-long backing track.
- Boss Bossa
- Thinking of You
- A Soggy Day
- Because
- No Foolin'
- The Other Way
- Where She Walks
Take a listen to Len playing Boss Bossa!
John Gibson has added his settings of Two Jazzy Songs of Meaning (Free at Last and Amazing Grace) for flute, clarinet, or alto sax solo with piano.
Also is a transcription for Clarinet Choir of Bartok's Egy Torz, a rollicking dance. Here is a video of the score to watch.
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Next month's Freebie Download:
"The Musical Snuff Box" a waltz-joke Op.32 by Anatole Lyadov, in a setting for high woodwind duets.
Player's quinte* of the month:
Be flexible enough to play music outside of your comfort zone; that applies equally to difficulty and to style.
Have fun playing
Sincerely, John Gibson JB Linear Music *quinte: sometimes it is a quote, sometimes it is a hint
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