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KJOS CONCERT BANDGRADE 1WB511F
$10.00
RYAN NOWLIN
City at DuskCorrelated with TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE™ Book 1, Page 20
NEIL A. KJOS MUSIC COMPANY • PUBLISHER
TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE™
EXCELLENCE IN PERFORMANCE
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About the ComposerRyan Nowlin (b. 1978), a native of Cleveland, Ohio, holds both his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees from Bowling Green State University (Ohio). He has taught for ten years at the beginning, middle school, high school, and college levels including wind ensemble, jazz ensemble, and marching band direction. Mr. Nowlin was an instructor of conducting and band scoring at BGSU and was recently recognized as one of the university’s Accomplished Graduates.
Mr. Nowlin is an active composer and arranger, and has co-authored with noted author, composer, and educator Bruce Pearson the Tradition of Excellence Comprehensive Band Method, the textbook Teaching Band with Excellence, the Excellence in Theory music theory, history, and ear training workbooks, and
Excellence in Chamber Music. In 2010, Mr. Nowlin joined “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band as staff arranger before being appointed to his current position of Assistant Director in 2014. In this role, Mr. Nowlin regularly conducts the Marine Band and Marine Chamber Orchestra in the Washington D.C. area, at the White House, and across the United States.
Works presented by this publisher have been prepared by Ryan Nowlin in an unofficial capacity and neither “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, the U.S. Marine Corps nor any other component of the Department of Defense or the U.S. Government have endorsed this material.
About the CompositionThe hustle and bustle of the day is over. The hard work is finshed. The many commitments, activites, and obligations are accomplished. Seated on a park bench on a cloudless, brisk, picturesque autumn evening in the big the city, a person pateintly watches the sun gently set behind the skyscrapers as a distant clock tower chimes. Now at peace, it is time to rest. City at Dusk attempts to capture the serenity, calm, and perhaps relief of this onlooker.
Correlation with TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE™City at Dusk correlates with Tradition of Excellence Book 1, page 20.
Some instruments play a new rhythm. Please consult page 26 in Tradition of Excellence Book 1 to learn about dotted quarter notes.
The 1st Alto Saxophones have two new notes to learn: on page 23, and on page 26.
The 2nd Alto Saxophones have one note to learn: on page 22.
Be sure to review the Concert Etiquette on page 12.
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PERCUSSIONASSIGNMENT
CHART
Group: Date:
Student Name
Dates to Remember:
©2011 Kjos Music Press. This page authorized for duplication.
Composition
Bells
Triangle
Claves
Mark Tree
Finger Cymbals
Sus. Cymbal
Shaker
Bass Drum
Timpani
Dates to Remember:
Instrumentation List8 – Flute2 – Oboe4 – 1st B≤ Clarinet4 – 2nd B≤ Clarinet2 – E≤ Alto Clarinet2 – B≤ Bass Clarinet2 – Bassoon4 – 1st E≤ Alto Saxophone4 – 2nd E≤ Alto Saxophone
2 – B≤ Tenor Saxophone2 – E≤ Baritone Saxophone4 – 1st B≤ Trumpet4 – 2nd B≤ Trumpet6 – F Horn8 – Trombone2 – Baritone2 – Baritone TC4 – Tuba
1 – Electric Bass2 – Bells3 – Triangle, Claves, Mark Tree, Finger Cymbals3 – Suspended Cymbal, Shaker, Bass Drum2 – Timpani (2 drums)1 – Rehearsal Piano1 – Full Conductor Score
Additional scores and parts are available.
Approximate Performance Time!2:40
To hear a recording of this or any other Kjos publication, please visit www.kjos.com.
From Teaching Band with Excellence (W74) © 2011 Kjos Music Press. Used with permission.This chart is authorized for reproduction to distribute to percussionists in the performing ensemble.
Percussion Assignment ChartIt is essential that students receive training on all percussion instruments. To ensure a comprehensive experience for each student and to aid in equitable instrument assignment, use a percussion assignment chart, such as the one appearing below. Provide a copy for each percussionist.
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City at DuskRyan Nowlin
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