Click Beetle - SA Octavo No. 1 of "Three Bug Songs" by Neil Ginsberg SA - Sheet Music

Name: Click Beetle - SA Octavo
Brand: Santa Barbara Music Publishing
SKU: 19477012
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By Neil Ginsberg

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Details

Instrument:

Choir Piano Accompaniment

Genres:

Classical

Composers:

Neil Ginsberg

Publishers:

Santa Barbara Music Publishing

Series:

Janeal Krehbiel Choral Series

Format:

Octavo

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Beginning

Artist:

Neil Ginsberg

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

SA choir, piano accompaniment, castanets - Beginning

SKU: SB.SBMP-931

No. 1 of "Three Bug Songs". Composed by Neil Ginsberg. Choral. Janeal Krehbiel Choral Series. Classical. Octavo. 8 pages. Santa Barbara Music Publishing #SBMP931. Published by Santa Barbara Music Publishing (SB.SBMP-931).

UPC: 964807009317. Text by Mary Ann Hoberman.

Second in the set of three Bug Songs, composer Ginsberg approaches this Mary Ann Hoberman text with mock seriousness. Unison much of the way, the second part enters with its own tune, the piano gets melodramatic, and the story ends with a punch line that is a question. Great fun!