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Wind on the Hill. (Unison). By Victoria Ebel Sabo. Unison Treble. BH Mary Goetze. 8 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M051465194. Published by Boosey & Hawkes (HL.48004289).

The vocal line flows forward in beautifully shaped phrases over the continuous motion in the piano accompaniment. The complementary movement of the soprano recorder line weaves in and out in a satisfyig counterpoint. The melody is delightfully singable and memorable; it will become a particular favorite of young singers. (1:30).

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        Gray

        Location: from Baton Rouge, LA

        Difficulty Level:
        Early intermediate

        May 20, 2008

        A Mysterios Melody...

        I just loved this song! After I heard it, I kept singing it over and over again. It is an amazingly written song, and a mysterious and happy melody at the same time. the piano makes it even more beatiful too. It is a great song to sing to. I...

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        Coby Maria Settle

        Location: from Calgary, Alberta, Canada

        Difficulty Level:
        Beginner

        July 15, 2006

        beautiful harmony, sweet sound

        I recently heard my 6 year old granddaughter sing the song in her choir at the Mount Royal College of Music in Calgary. We were impressed and moved.

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        Sleepy

        Location: from Minnesota

        Difficulty Level:
        Beginner

        October 21, 2005

        beautiful and flowing

        I first heard this piece in the fifth grade and it's stuck with me ever since. The melody is wistful and lovely, and the piano accompaniment can stand on its own even without anyone singing.

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