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Double Trouble & A Window to the Past (selections from <I>Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban</I>): Horn in F (w. Piano Acc.) Book & CD

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Double Trouble & A Window to the Past (selections from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban): Horn in F (w. Piano Acc.) Book & CD

Music by John Williams

Level: 2-3

Item: 00-IFM0434

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Two great themes from the fantastic Harry Potter film enhanced by eleven pages of gorgeous photos and artwork. The wind instrument books are completely compatible with each other and can be played together or as solos. Each book contains a carefully edited part that is appropriate for the Level 2-3 player, a piano accompaniment that can be easily played by a teacher or intermediate piano student, and a fully orchestrated accompaniment CD. Each song on the CD is presented as a "demo" track (which features a live instrumental performance) and as a "play-along" track without the solo instrument.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 24
ISBN10: 0-7579-3148-0
ISBN13: 978-0-7579-3148-2
UPC: 654979084549
SKU: 00-IFM0434
Instrumentation: Horn in F (w. Piano Acc.)

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About the Composer: John Williams

John Williams stands as one of the most prolific and celebrated film composers of our time. His scores for the Harry Potter series, Star Wars, Jaws, E.T., and Indiana Jones have defined cinematic music for generations of listeners and shaped how young musicians first encounter orchestral writing.

Why we love this

Williams writes for young players with genuine respect for their developing musicianship. These arrangements strike an ideal balance between accessibility and musical substance, allowing Level 2-3 horn players to own material that sounds unmistakably sophisticated and film-worthy.

What to expect

These selections capture the drama and mystery that define the Prisoner of Azkaban, yet the horn writing remains lyrical and accessible. The carefully edited parts preserve the emotional core of Williams's themes while staying within the technical reach of developing musicians.

Who it's for

Horn players at the intermediate level who are ready to tackle recognizable, musically rewarding material from a master film composer. This book works equally well for ensemble rehearsals and private lesson recital preparation.

How to get the most out of it

  • Listen to both the demo and play-along tracks before rehearsing with your pianist or using the accompaniment CD. The demo reveals articulation choices and phrasing nuances that shape the character of each theme.
  • Shape the longer phrases with subtle dynamic shaping rather than dramatic swells. Williams's melodies sing best when they breathe naturally within their harmonic context.
  • Balance blend with clarity when multiple wind instruments play together. Each line carries its own melodic weight, so avoid submerging your part even in fuller passages.

How to use it

Pair these selections with other film music or fantasy-themed repertoire to create a concert program with broad audience appeal. The play-along tracks make these ideal for solo recital preparation, while the compatible wind parts invite you to build small ensembles from the series.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing and breath placement in longer melodic lines
  • Balancing tone and intonation with piano and orchestral accompaniments
  • Interpreting musical style from a major composer's orchestral writing
  • Sight-reading intermediate harmonic progressions

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