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SKU: A0.1349569
By The Beatles. By George Harrison. Arranged by Stewart J Wallace. Children,Contemporary,Folk,New Age,Pop. 11 pages. Stewart J Wallace #934329. Published by Stewart J Wallace (A0.1349569).This song by George Harrison appears on the 1969 Abbey Road album. At the time, the Beatles were beginning to find the stress of business meetings tiresome, and George Harrison found time away and composed this song in Eric Clapton's garden. He's clearly longing for the weather and the mood of the band to lift. It has unusual time signature changes and harmonies, and it's instantly recognisable and uplifting. In this arrangement the 2 upper voices mostly move a sixth apart and the lower voices just add foundational notes. As well as the full score, there's a vocal score which will be easier for the singers to find their way - watch out for the repeats. The syncopated rhythms need to be precise but also relaxed.
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