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Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons - Drum Sheet Music - cover

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Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons - Drum Sheet Music

Evan Jaslow

Publisher: Jaslow Drum Sheets

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Summary

Drum tab sheet music transcription for the entirety of "A Change of Seasons" by Dream Theater, from the A Change of Seasons EP (1995). Mike Portnoy on drums. Progressive metal. Notation key included. Difficulty 5/5.
Available since: 06/03/2019.

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