Hey Ho The Wind

 

Hey Ho, the Wind, whose title was taken from a Shakespeare song, represents the spirit of the open seas and the adventurous life of the pirate. The simple rhythmic combinations of two eighth notes and one quarter note offer a great training ground for first year students. It will be a winner on any concert or festival program.

Hey Ho, the Wind, whose title was taken from a Shakespeare song, represents the spirit of the open seas and the adventurous life of the pirate. The simple rhythmic combinations of two eighth notes and one quarter note offer a great training ground for first year students. It will be a winner on any concert or festival program.

Hey Ho, the Wind, whose title was taken from a Shakespeare song, represents the spirit of the open seas and the adventurous life of the pirate. The simple rhythmic combinations of two eighth notes and one quarter note offer a great training ground for first year students. It will be a winner on any concert or festival program.

Hey Ho, the Wind, whose title was taken from a Shakespeare song, represents the spirit of the open seas and the adventurous life of the pirate. The simple rhythmic combinations of two eighth notes and one quarter note offer a great training ground for first year students. It will be a winner on any concert or festival program.