Eli's Walk 1st Concert Music and the audience may be

and the audience may be yelling 'aaeeeee' before you finish it

The music is upbeat and joyful

The piece provides an excellent way to help teach articulation styles along with easy-to-play 16th note figures

The rhythmic and harmonic writing is sure to make rehearsing and performing "Osceola" a worthy endeavor

This level 2 arrangement can be used by bands of any level

Eli's Walk 1st Concert Music and the audience may beEli's Walk Lee Shook Grade 1 Eli's Walk is written in a style reminiscent of the big band swing music of the 1940's. Inspired by the antics of the composer's two year old grandson, this piece should delight audiences and performers alike. A familiar bass line introduces the primary melody played by the trumpet section at meas. 9. This melody is restated in muted form at meas. 73. (Harmon mutes will create the best effect) The drum break at meas. 65