The Elf's Magical Christmas Lights
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SKU: A0.1342163
Composed by Hilary Daglish. Arranged by Hilary Daglish. Christmas. 2 pages. Hilary Daglish #927685. Published by Hilary Daglish (A0.1342163).The Elf's Magical Christmas Lights is a Christmas song relating to Elves and the magic of Christmas Light. It is in duet form with chord symbols and lyrics and is suitable for flute and recorder players of late beginner to intermediate level using a note range of one and a half octaves. Other Treble Clef C instruments could play it as well, eg violin, oboe
Part 1 is the melody and can be played as a solo. Part 2 is a harmony part and can be played with part 1 as a duet. The chord symbols to enable playing the one or two parts with another instrument such as a keyboard or guitar. The lyrics enable singing along with whatever arrangement of parts being played.
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