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In this episode of Band BFFs, we delve into Blue and Green Music by Samuel Hazo, a stunningly textured and beautifully layered piece inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe's famous painting. This slow, evocative work offers rich opportunities for exploring musical colors and artistic expression, blending lush harmonies with delicate percussion. We discuss how to guide your ensemble through its slow tempo, manage intricate breath support, and bring out the emotional depth of the piece. With its many split parts, key changes, and essential percussion—including a crucial synthesizer role—this piece is perfect for a mature ensemble ready to embrace its challenges.
Join us as we uncover the beauty of Blue and Green Music and share tips for making it a memorable performance.
By Katie Lewis and Laura Bell5
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In this episode of Band BFFs, we delve into Blue and Green Music by Samuel Hazo, a stunningly textured and beautifully layered piece inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe's famous painting. This slow, evocative work offers rich opportunities for exploring musical colors and artistic expression, blending lush harmonies with delicate percussion. We discuss how to guide your ensemble through its slow tempo, manage intricate breath support, and bring out the emotional depth of the piece. With its many split parts, key changes, and essential percussion—including a crucial synthesizer role—this piece is perfect for a mature ensemble ready to embrace its challenges.
Join us as we uncover the beauty of Blue and Green Music and share tips for making it a memorable performance.

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