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SKU: A0.889887
Composed by Gary Friedman. Contemporary. 10 pages. Gary Friedman #14075. Published by Gary Friedman (A0.889887).This was written by invitation to be played by the San Francisco Civic Symphony at a ground-breaking ceremony for restoration of a windmill in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The original poem, set to music here was written by Lisa Yanover. It has been sung three times by John Kendall Bailey, once with orchestra, once with wind ensemble, and once with piano. To my knowledge the ceremony has yet to be held (as of January 2015). There are 3 offerings here at SheetMusicPlus. The most complete, at $40, is for the orchestra score and parts, piano reduction, and baritone solo. Another, at $30 is for a wind ensemble substituting for the orchestra: score, parts, and baritone solo. The this one is for piano reduction of the orchestra plus baritone solo. The audio clip is of the orchestra performance. Duration: 7 minutes Year: 2004.
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