Name: Canadiana March (arr. Rick Rangno) by Irving Tallis Brass Ensemble Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Rick Rangno
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Canadiana March (arr. Rick Rangno)
by Irving Tallis Brass Quintet - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title Canadiana March (arr. Rick Rangno)

Artist Irving Tallis

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Irving Tallis

Arranger Rick Rangno

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 20

Arrangement Brass Ensemble

Publisher Rick Rangno

Product ID 1051065

Genre Traditional Concert 20th Century

Performance Group Brass Quintet

Product Description

The SS Canadiana was a passenger ferry that primarily operated between Buffalo, New York and the Crystal Beach Amusement Park at Crystal Beach, Ontario, Canada from 1910 to 1956.The Canadiana featured stately, Victorian architecture, salons done in rich mahogany, beveled mirrors, brass railings and lighting fixtures, grand stairways with sweeping banisters and stately newels, stained and leaded glass windows and gilded plaster Neptune's heads between each, accenting the walls. Ceilings were done with three-dimensional plaster formations of grape vines and rose clusters enhancing ovals of mahogany molding that, in turn, framed hand painted scenes and still-life's. To say she was elegant is an understatement.

Composer Irving Tallis (dates unknown) was commissioned to compose a march to commemorate the launching of this Grande Dame of the Great Lakes. This rousing march incorporates two distinctly nationalistic tunes into its fabric - Yankee Doodle for the USA and Maple Leaf Forever for Canada. It should be played jauntily but not too fast. Range in the 1st trumpet to high D.

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