Holiday Special Last Full Measure (a Gettysburg Remembrance) - Michael Sweeney Series [HJKXVpMc]

Last Full Measure: A Gettysburg Remembrance

Immerse yourself in the poignant and inspiring story of the Battle of Gettysburg with "Last Full Measure: A Gettysburg Remembrance" by Michael Sweeney. This thought-provoking composition is meticulously crafted to evoke a deep sense of respect and remembrance for the brave soldiers who fought and sacrificed during one of the most significant battles in American history. Designed for intermediate musicians, this piece is perfect for those looking to expand their repertoire with a powerful and moving work.

Grade 2 MusicWorks Series

"Last Full Measure" is part of the esteemed MusicWorks Grade 2 series from Hal Leonard, known for its high-quality sheet music and educational materials. This collection is specifically tailored for musicians at the intermediate level, ensuring that the piece is both challenging and achievable. The Grade 2 classification guarantees that the music is appropriately graded, balancing difficulty and enjoyment, making it an excellent choice for students and enthusiasts alike.

Features and Benefits

Experience the rich harmonies and emotional depth of "Last Full Measure" with its compelling melodies and expressive dynamics. Here are some key features and benefits of this remarkable composition:

• Comprehensive Sheet Music: The full score includes all parts, making it easy for ensembles to perform together.
• Historical Insight: Gain a deeper understanding of the Battle of Gettysburg through the music, as it captures the spirit and sacrifices of the soldiers.
• Accompaniment Options: Choose from various accompaniment styles to enhance the performance, whether it's a full orchestra or a simple piano accompaniment.

"Last Full Measure: A Gettysburg Remembrance" is not just a piece of music; it's a journey into history, a testament to bravery, and a chance to honor the fallen. Add this powerful composition to your collection and share the story of the Battle of Gettysburg with your audience."