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Concert band - grade 3 SKU: P3.B160118PFS Composed by Quincy C. Hilliard. Concert Band Series. Concert and contest. Score only. Published by Print Music Source (P3.B160118PFS). Silver Cliff Cemetery (in Silver Cliff, Colorado) is known for its mysterious dancing lights. These "ghost lights", as they are called were first seen around 1890. These floating lights of various colors are reportedly best seen on a dark, overcast night. The lights seem to dance around. This phenomenon was first investigated and published in the National Geographic in 1963; however, the mystery remains unexplained. LIGHTS OF THE UNKNOWN is a programmatic piece based upon this phenomenon.

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