PEARL HARBOR Arrangement: Patrik Wirth
PEARL HARBORMaestoso q 72Piccoloflöte 1in C pp chorisch atmen2 FlötenPiccoloflöte 2in C chorisch atmenppSolo-Flötein CFlöte 1in CFlöte 2in CFlöte 3in CAltflötein GBassflötein CGlockenspiel/Lyrain CVibraphonin C (opt.)Xylophon/Marimbaphon 2in CMarimbaphonin CElektro-Bassin C (opt.)Paukenin C mp mpmp mp mpmpmp mp mp mf mf mfmfmf mf mf mf mfmf mf mpmf Große Trommel Becken mf mp pp Kleine Trommel mp Toms Marimba suspendet CymbalGong 2 Flöten Musik: Hans ZimmerArrangement: Patrik Wirth susp.Cymbalmp 2001 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncThis arrangement 2017 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncWarner/Chappell Artemis Music Ltd, London, W8 5DAReproduced by permission of Faber Music LtdAll Rights Reserved.Copyright Musica Piccola - Musikverlag Sandstr. 13 45257 Essen info@musica-piccola.de www.musica-piccola.de mf mf
5 23 Picc. 1 S-Fl. Picc. 2Fl. 1Fl. 2Fl. 3Afl.Bfl.Glsp. Mar. 3 3 Gr. Tr. Be. f Pk.Kl. Tr. Toms E.-Basssusp. CymbalGong Vibr. Xyl./Mar 2 f 3 33333 3 3 3 3
848 Picc. 1 Picc. 2 Fl. 2Fl. 3Afl.Bfl. S-Fl. Fl. 1 Pk. Tenderly q 76 mf Vibr. Xyl./Mar 2 E.-Bass Glsp.Mar. mp mp mpmp mp mp mp Gr. Tr. Be. Kl. Tr. Toms mp susp. CymbalGong mpmpmf
11 77 Picc. 1 Picc. 2 S-Fl. Fl. 1 Fl. 2 Fl. 3 Afl.Bfl.Glsp. E.-Bass Pk. Vibr. Xyl./Mar 2Mar.susp. CymbalGongToms 3 3 Be. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Kl. Tr. Gr. Tr. f f 3 3
PEARL HARBORMaestoso q 72Sopranflöte 1in Ces pp chorisch atmen2 FlötenSopranflöte 2in Ces pp chorisch atmen2 FlötenSolo-Altflötein Fes Altflöte 1in FesAltflöte 2in FesTenorflötein CesGlockenspiel/Lyrain CVibraphonin C (opt.)Xylophon/Marimbaphon 2in CMarimbaphonin CElektro-Bassin C (opt.)Paukenin C mp mpmp mp mp mp mfmfmfmf mf mf mf mpmf Toms Kleine Trommel Große Trommel Becken mf mp mfmfmp suspendet CymbalGong pp Marimba mp Musik: Hans ZimmerArrangement: Patrik Wirth susp.Cymbal mp 2001 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncThis arrangement 2017 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncWarner/Chappell Artemis Music Ltd, London, W8 5DAReproduced by permission of Faber Music LtdAll Rights Reserved.Copyright Musica Piccola - Musikverlag Sandstr. 13 45257 Essen info@musica-piccola.de www.musica-piccola.demf mf
6 26 Sop 1 Sop 2 Alt 2TenLyraVibr.Xyl./Mar 2Mar.E.-BassPk.susp. CymbalGongTomsKl. Tr.Gr. Tr.Be. ff S-Alt Alt 1 ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff3 3 ff ff f ff 3ff 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ff ff ff
9 Sop 1 54Sop 2S-AltAlt 1 Tenderly q 76 mpTenLyraVibr. 6f f mpAlt 2 mp mp mpXyl./Mar 2mpMar.E.-Bass f fmpPk. f f ff f Gr. Tr. Be. Kl. Tr. Toms f susp. CymbalGong f6 6 mpmfmpf
11 Sop 1 74Sop 2 Very broadly q 72 f f S-Alt fAlt 1fAlt 2 fTenLyra f fE.-Bass fMar. fXyl./Mar 2 fVibr. fPk. fsusp. CymbalGong 3 3 3 f Kl. Tr. 3 3 3 f 3 3 3 Gr. Tr. fBe. Toms f 3 3 3 3 3 3
PEARL HARBORPiccoloflöte 1 in CMusik: Hans ZimmerArrangement: Patrik WirthMaestoso q 72 pp 11 chorisch atmen2 Flöten accel.f mp Energico q 82 mf f 20f 23 26ff 32 38Very broadly q 56 f46 molto rit. 2001 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncThis arrangement 2017 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncWarner/Chappell Artemis Music Ltd, London, W8 5DAReproduced by permission of Faber Music LtdAll Rights Reserved.Copyright Musica Piccola - Musikverlag Sandstr. 13 45257 Essen info@musica-piccola.de www.musica-piccola.de
2Piccoloflöte 1 in C 5363 8388 6 f 7177 Tenderly q 76 q 72 Very broadly f fp rall. ff
PEARL HARBORSopranflöte 1 in CesMusik: Hans ZimmerArrangement: Patrik WirthMaestoso q 72 pp chorisch atmen2 Flöten 12 mp Energico q 82f mf f 20 accel. f23 26 ff32 38 Very broadly q 56f47 molto rit. 2001 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncThis arrangement 2017 Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs IncWarner/Chappell Artemis Music Ltd, London, W8 5DAReproduced by permission of Faber Music LtdAll Rights Reserved.Copyright Musica Piccola - Musikverlag Sandstr. 13 45257 Essen info@musica-piccola.de www.musica-piccola.de
2Sopranflöte 1 in Ces Tenderly q 76 54 67 81 87f 6 f q 72 Very broadly74 fp rall.ff
Musik: Hans Zimmer PEARL HARBOR Arrangement: Patrik Wirth . PEARl HARBOR_CesFes_EZ Sopranflöte 1 in Ces Auth
Color Chart for #54 & #56 Series 1 Clear Glitter Tipped Tri Colors: 2 Yellow 4 Pink/Pearl 5 Red/Pearl 7 Yellow/Pearl 8 Green/Chart. 9 Chart. Glitter 10 Chartreuse 11 Red/Chart. 13 Blue/Cl. Glitter 14 Purple/Pearl 15 Black/Pearl 18 White/Chart. 19 Pearl 20 Blue/Pearl 21 Blue/Chart. 22 Blk./Chart. Glitter 23 Blk./Chart. 34-3 Blue/Pearl/Cl. Glitter
culture that bombed Pearl Harbor. To help students understand the war-time friendship: Explain: In 1939, Europe was at war. The United States joined the war after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in 1941. Point out Hawaii and Pearl Harbor on a map. Then say: Hawaii
Activity: Pearl Harbor: A Defining Moment in U.S. History 4 Lesson Preparation Divide students into groups of three to four students per group. Make one copy of the Pearl Harbor Source Packet for each group of three to four students. Make one copy of the Pearl Harbor
base of the American Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, on the Island of Oahu in what was then the territory of Hawaii (Hawaii did not become a state until 1959). Most Americans refer to the attack simply as "Pearl Harbor," and many historians regard it as one of the single most important e
Waite); and 2) the Oswald Wirth Tarot Deck (Wirth was a Swiss Kabbalist). In these "rectified" decks, the traditional symbols tend to be attenuated, displaced, or at least overlaid with the occult trappings and baggage of the time. Both Wirth and Waite, following Eliphas LeY1, replaced the horses with sphinxes!
THE HARBOR Paradise Bay, sometimes known as Beaver Harbor, St. James Harbor or simply "The Harbor," is a remarkable example of a natural, sheltered harbor. It is extremely popular with boaters, as is evidenced by the many public and private docks that dot its shores, as well as the many boats that pepper its waters throughout the summer months.
Sep 06, 2016 · Mosdos Press CLEVELAND, OHIO àxÜtàâÜxMOSDOSOSDOS PRESSRESS PEARL E d u c a t o r s trans m i t t i n g a p p r o p r i a t e v a l u e s a n d a c a d e m i c e x c e l l e n c e Mosdos Press 001-006 Pearl 6th:001-006 Pearl 6th 1/22/07 10:26 PM Page 1
American Revolution American colonies broke away from Great Britain Followed the ideas of John Locke –they believed Britain wasn’t protecting the citizen’s rights 1st time in modern history ended a monarchy’s control and created a republic Became a model for others French Revolution Peasants tired of King Louis XVI taxing them and not the rich nobles Revolted and .
