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SKU: A0.915683
Composed by Traditional English carol, 16th century. Arranged by Richard Joseph Barber. 20th Century,Christmas,Folk,Renaissance,Sacred. Score and parts. 11 pages. Barber Music Company #3691799. Published by Barber Music Company (A0.915683).This lilting, joyful arrangement of this familiar traditional carol (tune: Greensleeves) is arranged for two-part duet (SA or SB) and small treble choirs, with cello, tambourine, and zill (finger cymbal) accompaniment.
You should purchase one copy of this score for each singer and one for the conductor. Individual parts are also available separately under the title of the composition with the part name following.
Author's note:
The vocal parts are not a great challenge in range or difficulty, and the percussion parts are not complex. The cello part, on the other hand, is difficult in places and will require more practice than the other parts.
If you use this composition, please contact me with any performance questions you may have and to let me know if you enjoyed it and why. I do enjoy hearing from you! -Dick Barber, barberpianoserv@gmail.com
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