The Washington Post March Recorder sheet music · Expert
John Philip Sousa
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- Too fast at ♩ = 126? In the app you practice tricky bars at 80% or 60% speed first.
- Composer
- John Philip Sousa
- Instrument
- Recorder
- Level
- Expert
- Key
- F Major
- Time signature
- 6/8
- Tempo
- ♩ = 126
- Bars
- 52
- Range
- C4 – G5
- Clef
- Treble clef
Key and range as written in the sheet music.
This version uses 14 notes: C4, E4, F4, G4, A4, Bb4, B4, C5, C#5, D5, E5, F5, F#5, G5.
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Composition: John Philip Sousa (public domain). Arrangement and engraving: tonestro.