Shenandoah is a beloved traditional American folk song dating back to the early 19th Century. The origins are threefold: a Sea Shanty sung by sailors at work or French-Canadian voyageurs on the river, the Oregon Trail pioneers sang it as they crossed the Missouri River while heading west or named after Chief Shenandoah of the Oneida Nation whose daughter fell in love with a fur trader. The song has been recorded by many great artists and is also the state song of Virginia.

Marc Williams has beautifully arranged this American classic for 8-part Trombone Choir. It is about 3 minutes in length and suitable for advanced intermediate performers with four parts in tenor clef.

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Traditional - Shenandoah for Trombone Choir

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