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Concert band "The Barnstormer"

The Barnstormer march (1910) composed by Nick Brown arranged by Mackie Byer edited by Cheryl Woldseth A barnstormer pilot traveled the countryside in small, often World War I-surplus airplanes during the 1920s, thrilling audiences with daring aerial stunts and offering joyrides. These aviators with nerves of steel commonly entertained rural crowds by landed in cow pastures or fields, thus popularizing aviation after the war with “flying circuses” and giving many Americans their first experience with aviation. Barnstormers are known for stunts like wing-walking, loop-the-loops, barrel rolls, and death-defying low-altitude aerobatics. By the decade's end, aging aircraft, fading novelty, and growing government regulation contributed to the end of the barnstorming era. This edition relies on more commonly used concert band instruments, plus some added percussion parts and clearer articulation markings. This title is available for purchase here: • https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/en/pro... • https://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/en-U... http://www.bronzefx.com