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SKU: A0.1265273
Composed by John Nicolaus. 21st Century,Contemporary. Score and part. 9 pages. John Nicolaus #858124. Published by John Nicolaus (A0.1265273).John Nicolaus (*1981)
Fairy Tales for Horn and Piano
5 - The Three Lumberjacks
duration: 3:40 min.
original composition
A straw, a shoe and a bladder are living in a small house, sharing one roof together.
One day, they head into the forest to collect fire wood in order to prepare their favourite dish – sweet porridge. When they came to a small stream, the straw lay itself accross the water, so that the other two could reach the other side. Just as the shoe reached the middle of the straw, it broke in half, causing both to plunge into the cold swell. The bladder, who was known for it's schadenfreude, could not stop gloating and laughing, and eventually burst into pieces.
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