The Trace

The Trace, op. 252Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Mu (Mississippi)2025 – grade 4 – 5:30MakeMusic/Alfred - #51931 WE ARE OUT OF STOCK BUT YOU CAN PURCHASE THIS TITLE BY CLICKING HERE SCORE AND SOUND BELOW The Natchez Trace is a historic forest trail that begins near Nashville, Tennessee and winds its way for 440 miles through Alabama and Mississippi, ending at Natchez on the Mississippi River. Used for centuries by the indigenous people living in this area of the country, it later became a vital trade link in the 18th and 19th centuries. Although parts of the original footpath are still accessible, this beautiful area is now traversed by the Natchez Trace Parkway allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely drive without  commercial vehicles, and take part in hiking, biking and camping activities. When asked to write a piece for the Mississippi chapter of the international bandmasters fraternity, Phi Beta Mu, the Natchez Trace, this well-known feature of the state of Mississippi, seemed an obvious