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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Highlights from

Music by Howard Shore / arr. Ralph Ford

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£95.00

SKU: 00-CBM02008

ISBN: 757907741

EAN: 9780757907746

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The Fellowship of the Ring is the first of the three-movie series, already recognized with an Academy Award®. Here's a stunning medley of the most memorable tunes from Howard Shore's film score for your young band. Included tunes are "Many Meetings," "The Great River," "Gollum," "The Breaking of the Fellowship" and "In Dreams." Ranging from dramatic and bold to fluid and majestic, this is a diverse, musical medley. (4:45)
Instrument Concert Band
Genre Movie
PublisherWARNER
Published April 2002
FormatConductor Score & Parts
Difficulty Level 2 (Easy)
Grades-2
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