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SKU: A0.1406980
Composed by Bradley John Mcintosh, Eliot Kennedy, Hannah Louise Spearritt, Joanne O'meara, Jonathan Lee, Michael David Percy, Paul Gerald Cattermole, Rachel Lauren Stevens, Timothy John Lever, and Tina An Barrett. Arranged by Katherine Burr. 20th Century,Children,Contemporary,Holiday,Pop. 17 pages. Katherine Burr #989708. Published by Katherine Burr (A0.1406980).An excellent song from 1999, about resilience and self-respect, this 2 part choir arrangement is perfect for children’s choirs, assemblies and leaving celebrations. Part A is largely the melody, Part B has harmonies and some of the lead ad lib lines from the original song. The first half chorus is slower and repeats a line before going into the first ‘Bring it all back to you’, as a feature. The accompanying backing track, available from my website, has a hi-hat count in for that line.
Teaching tracks, backing tracks and full band parts - Piano/Guitar/Bass/Drums/Violins/Cello/Flute/Alto Saxophone/Clarinet/Trumpet/Trombone - available from my website, by contacting me. Other voicings or instruments available by request.
www.katherineburr.com.
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