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SKU: A0.1221509
By Florence + the Machine. By Florence Welch and Isabella Summers. Arranged by Bridget Jackson. Folk,Pop,Rock. 40 pages. Bridget Jackson Harp #817811. Published by Bridget Jackson Harp (A0.1221509).DOG DAYS ARE OVER (FLORENCE + THE MACHINE) FOR 5 HARPISTS AND 1 HARP!
This fun arrangement of the upbeat, catchy song “Dog Days Are Over” by Florence + the Machine is sure to impress, especially if you take the route of five harpists on one harp! This arrangement is also playable as a regular harp quintet, each harpist would just play each individual part on their respective harp. Purchase includes full score + individual parts.
If you choose to play this all on one harp, please be advised that the harp will need to be a full-sized concert grand pedal harp in order to accommodate the melody’s chromaticism and the parts being spread far enough apart as to not overlap with each other. If you divide it into a regular quintet on individual harps, this arrangement is playable on any size of pedal or lever harp.
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