Last Waltz for Cello
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SKU: A0.1017148
Composed by James Babcock. Romantic Period. Individual part. 8 pages. James Babcock #6348751. Published by James Babcock (A0.1017148).A short easy cello solo with piano accompaniment.
Like "Shenandoah" and "Red River Valley," this simple bittersweet melody calls to mind America’s rural past and the sadness of its Civil War. Written on a long-past Memorial Day, its cover evokes an emotional remembrance of regret and yearning with these words, "It is 1861. A young farm boy, called to war, waltzes with his girl for the last time. The slow tune calls to mind a warm summer night’s barn dance, a sweet romance, and a sad farewell forever."
The piece is easy to play, but also worth playing well.
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