Preview: Blue Ridge Water Music in Four Movements: Dam Flow, Long Falls, Gurgle Pools, Falling Creek (Bass)
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SKU: A0.596423
Composed by Daniel Hay. Classical,Contemporary. Individual part. 4 pages. Daniel Hay Music #5741681. Published by Daniel Hay Music (A0.596423).The Blue Ridge Water Music (Opus 317) is in four movements: Dam Flow, Long Falls, Gurgle Pools, and Falling Creek. It was originally composed for the recorder by composer Daniel Hay. He plays recorders and cello so most solo pieces are provided in both treble and bass clef. This composition was inspired by visiting some of the 250 waterfalls in Transylvania County, South Carolina. (Note: the audio provided is voiced in cello but is computer generated and does not pause between movements. The computer also misread the intent of the fermata marks.) The first two movements are playable by intermediate players while the last two movements probably require an advanced-intermediate player.).
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