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SKU: A0.1047954
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Yvonne Johnson. Children,Folk,Instructional,Traditional. Score and parts. 9 pages. Yvonne Johnson #652405. Published by Yvonne Johnson (A0.1047954).Score and Full Set of 4 Parts This well known children's song is based on the old German folk tune "Lauterbach Hab' Ich Mein Strumpf Verlor'n" dating back to 1827 and was first published with lyrics by Septimus Winner in 1864. It has been arranged for the younger Orff Ensemble performers using simple rhythms and basic note values. Sop Glock and Alto Met play the tune throughout. Alto Glock provides some harmony with a simple bass line played by Bass Xylo. Arranged in the key of F Major, players will need their Bb bars. Dynamics and tempo markings are suggested ones only and Marimba makes a nice substitute for the Bass Xylo.
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