Tribal Dance (Score Only) Brian Balmages - Level 1 - String Orchestra
FJH Beginning Strings Series

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Intense and driving rhythms have long been associated with ancient as well as modern tribal rituals. Tribal Dance conjures images of these large and often mystic gatherings. The opening theme is bold and aggressive, marked by well-articulated rhythms in

About the FJH Beginning Strings (Grade 1 – 1.5): Appropriate for first year string students. All instruments stay in first position, and optional third violin (viola) parts and piano are included to aid in rehearsal and performance situations.

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M44 Product Code:	ST6127S-F
Publisher Product Code:	ST6127S
UPC Code:	674398222230
Series:	FJH Beginning Strings
Level:	Level 1
Author:	Brian Balmages
Duration:	1:50
Length x Width:	12 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight:	0.50 pounds

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