David Martin est un consultant indépendant et un conférencier régulier lors de séminaires, ainsi que l'auteur de nombreux livres.
An abominable piece of music, and that's snow joke! The legend of this creature comes to life as we hear the ponderous sound of his heavy footsteps approaching out of the snowy darkness.
With a subtitle like Whatsa That on Your Lip?," you've got to expect some humor. David Martin does not disappoint in this tongue-in-cheek work for young band. The bass line is repetitive yet clever, the melody cute but not cloying, and you'll find yours"
Instrumentation: Cello quartet with optional piano
Instrumentation: Cello quartet with optional piano
The Latin style is excellent material for the teaching of rhythmic precision and counting. Percussion sounds enhance this clever work from David Martin. You'll never think of your cat in quite the same way ever again!
Work songs are a terrific way to teach young players a variety of skills. This particular tune has a distinctive Latin flavor that sets it apart. Who said work can't be fun?
Instrumentation: Cello quartet with optional piano
Work songs are a terrific way to teach young players a variety of skills. This particular tune has a distinctive Latin flavor that sets it apart. Who said work can't be fun?
Shiver me timbers, matey! What a terrific training work for young band and wouldn't you, the conductor, cut a swashbuckling figure in a tri-cornered hat and eye patch with a parrot on your shoulder? (A wooden leg would be optional.)