Though often misidentified as part of Shostakovich’s "lost" Jazz Suite No. 2 , this waltz was actually written in the mid-1950s for the film The First Echelon . It captures a bittersweet, melancholic elegance that has made it a favorite for everything from cinematic soundtracks (most notably Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut ) to festive performances by André Rieu. The James Curnow Arrangement for Concert Band
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Though often misidentified as part of Shostakovich’s "lost" Jazz Suite No. 2 , this waltz was actually written in the mid-1950s for the film The First Echelon . It captures a bittersweet, melancholic elegance that has made it a favorite for everything from cinematic soundtracks (most notably Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut ) to festive performances by André Rieu. The James Curnow Arrangement for Concert Band
Once you have legally acquired the PDF from Hal Leonard or Sheet Music Direct, here is how to make your performance shine: waltz no 2 by dmitri shostakovich arr james curnow pdf link