African Funk - Alan Fernie

African Groove - Gerald Oswald

The expression "groove" is often used as a term for the various rhythmic styles characteristic of Afro-American music. In fact, pretty much any danceable rhythm is called a groove. This even extends to jazz, a musical genre that originated in African American communities. African Groove will get the audience into the groove, snapping their fingers and even up on their feet.

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African Harmony - Johan de Meij

The first of its kind: A delightful suite based on five enchanting African folk songs. African Harmony can be performed instrumental or with choir (SATB).

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African Holy Night

The traditional carol "O Holy Night" has been re-imagined in a completely different setting. Featuring the percussion section, we are musically transported to the Serengeti and jungles of Africa to explore the well-known melody in both time and texture. A unique and exciting selection for your next holiday concert!

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African Journey - Brian Balmages

Full Score and Parts for Brass Band to Brian Balmages' African Journey. The use of 'snares off' and a tom-tom part will take your students on a musical safari with African Journey. Open 4ths and 5ths create a very mysterious setting. The piece also features some excellent contrapuntal writing between the ostinato figures and the melodic line that will keep student interest high during both rehearsal and performance time.

African Marching Song

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African Memories - Florian Ziller

African Noel

Johnnie's effective arrangement uses layering of melodies and plenty of percussion to bring something a little different for holiday programming.

African Safari - Derek Bourgeois

African Sketches - James Curnow

Expert Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 15) Audio is accessed online using the unique code inside the book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right.