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$20.00
Dapples & Grey’s turns the chord progression from All the Pretty Little Horses into a versatile ensemble study that blends theory, improvisation, and collaborative music-making. This multi-level arrangement gives students a safe structure to explore harmony, analyze chords, improvise creatively, and play together — whether in group lessons, studio classes, or performance settings. A lead sheet and free backing track make it perfect for ensemble use or individual improvisation exploration.
What’s Included
• Full ensemble score + four parts for multiple levels (Elementary → Intermediate)
• Lead sheet with chord symbols for interpretation and exploration
• Free backing track for rehearsal, improvisation practice, or performance
• Flexible use for theory activities, sight reading, ensemble playing, and solo improvisation
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Teaching Focus
• Naming and analyzing chords within the progression
• Improvisation guided by chord structure
• Ensemble coordination, rhythm, and listening skills
Level & Flexibility
• Designed for mixed-ability ensembles — parts can be assigned to fit student skills
• Great for group lessons, studio classes, camps, or individual improv activities
• Can be used even without a full group — teacher can accompany with backing track
Why Teachers Love It
Teachers love how this study combines music theory, creative improvisation, and ensemble playing in one resource. Its flexible format and free backing track make it easy to use with students of varying levels, while keeping lessons engaging and musical.
This purchase includes a Studio License, allowing use with all students in your private studio. Thank you for honoring the composer’s work by not sharing files outside your studio.
Suggested Use
Perfect for ensemble classes, group lessons, theory-plus-performance days, or creative workshops that boost harmony understanding and improvisational confidence.
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Dapples & Grey’s turns the chord progression from All the Pretty Little Horses into a versatile ensemble study that blends theory, improvisation, and collaborative music-making. This multi-level arrangement gives students a safe structure to explore harmony, analyze chords, improvise creatively, and play together — whether in group lessons, studio classes, or performance settings. A lead sheet and free backing track make it perfect for ensemble use or individual improvisation exploration.
What’s Included
• Full ensemble score + four parts for multiple levels (Elementary → Intermediate)
• Lead sheet with chord symbols for interpretation and exploration
• Free backing track for rehearsal, improvisation practice, or performance
• Flexible use for theory activities, sight reading, ensemble playing, and solo improvisation
Wondering what it sounds like?
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