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Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms: Brass Band Conductor Score & Parts

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Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms: Brass Band Conductor Score & Parts

Traditional / arr. David Marlatt

Level: Easy-Medium

Item: 81-BB2232

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This tune is one of the favourite and most often recorded folksongs of the British Isles. The arranger has given the beautiful flowing melody to the euphoniums, cornets, trombone and flugel horn at different times. There is also a "chamber" section featuring a quartet of cornets, flugel and euphonium. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms would also make a great warmup and tuning piece for bands of any level.

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Series: Eighth Note Publications
Publisher: Eighth Note Publications
ISBN10: 1-55472-094-X
ISBN13: 978-1-55472-094-1
UPC: 685462000302
SKU: 81-BB2232

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Why we love this

Marlatt's scoring distributes this beloved melody across the entire brass band rather than burying it in a single section, which keeps rehearsals engaged and gives every player a moment to carry the tune. The chamber quartet section offers a refreshing contrast and works brilliantly as a standalone feature for concert programming.

What to expect

Warm and unhurried, with a melody that flows like a gentle conversation passing from one voice to the next. The chamber section invites intimacy even in a full ensemble context, while the returning full-band passages celebrate the breadth and richness of the brass band sound.

Who it's for

Any brass band wanting accessible, flexible repertoire that sounds polished without excessive rehearsal time. The easy-medium difficulty makes it suitable for developing ensembles while the arrangement's sophistication keeps experienced bands engaged.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the euphonium and cornet passages carefully during sectional rehearsals; mark dynamic relationships clearly so the melody sings equally well regardless of which section carries it.
  • Use this arrangement as a full-band tuning vehicle by isolating each melodic section and checking intonation before combining all voices together.
  • Shape the chamber quartet section with clean attacks and consistent vibrato so the four voices blend as a single entity rather than four soloists.

How to use it

Program this early in a concert to establish an inviting tone, or use it as a palette-cleanser between heavier works. Its status as a familiar folksong makes it an excellent vehicle for audience connection, particularly in community or family-oriented concerts.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing solo and ensemble roles within a section
  • Maintaining consistent melodic phrasing across different instrumental voices
  • Responding to varied dynamic and textural contrasts
  • Playing with warmth and lyrical style in a traditional tune

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