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| Product number: | WO2531240 pdf |
|---|---|
| Arrangement: | Quintet |
| Instruments: | Horn , Trombone , Trumpet , Tuba |
| Genre: | Pop Music |
| Era: | from 1980 |
| Quintet: | Brass quintet |
| Brass Quintet: | Blechbläserquintett |
| Trombone: | Posaune |
| Key: | C Major |
| Tempo: | 76 |
| Time: | 4-4 |
| Artist: | Scorpions |
| Authors: | Meine , Klaus |
| Pages: | 32 |
| arrangers: | Oppelt , Wolfgang |
| duration: | 04:39 |
| Publisher: | womus |
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| Product number: | WO2531240 pdf |
|---|---|
| Arrangement: | Quintet |
| Instruments: | Horn , Trombone , Trumpet , Tuba |
| Genre: | Pop Music |
| Era: | from 1980 |
| Quintet: | Brass quintet |
| Brass Quintet: | Blechbläserquintett |
| Trombone: | Posaune |
| Key: | C Major |
| Tempo: | 76 |
| Time: | 4-4 |
| Artist: | Scorpions |
| Authors: | Meine , Klaus |
| Pages: | 32 |
| arrangers: | Oppelt , Wolfgang |
| duration: | 04:39 |
| Publisher: | womus |
Product Description
"Wind of Change" is one of the most famous songs by the German rock band Scorpions. Released in 1990 on the album "Crazy World," it is characterized above all by its melody, powerful chorus, and distinctive string arrangements.
The song was written during a trip through the Soviet Union amid the political upheavals that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall. It captures a sense of hope and change and became a sort of soundtrack to the end of the Cold War. The track gained enormous popularity worldwide and remains one of the Scorpions’ biggest international hits.
The five quintet versions for saxophones, brass, clarinets, woodwinds, and strings can be arranged in various ways and with multiple players as an ensemble or choir. Electric bass and drum set are included as optional individual parts. This transforms the quintet, ensemble, or choir into a full band. The arrangement is intentionally kept simple for most parts. Only for the top three parts is some playing experience and rhythmic confidence advantageous.
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