Preview: Home on the Range, for string orchestra (optional sing-along)
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SKU: A0.937240
Composed by Lyrics by Brewster M. Higley, Music by Daniel E. Kelley. Arranged by Evan Halloin. Folk. Score and parts. 31 pages. Evan Halloin #6343701. Published by Evan Halloin (A0.937240)."Home on the Range" is arranged here for string orchestra. This can also be played as a string quintet with one player on each part. There is a short intro, 4 verses and choruses, and a short coda. Each verse and chorus is slightly different, like a series of variations.
This arrangement was originally created for the Kansas City Symphony's Symphony in the Flint Hills event in 2021, an annual outdoor concert which traditionally ends with a crowd singing along to this, the state song of Kansas. The key is a friendly E flat, and the text is provided on the second page of the score. Forgive my terrible midi programming, but this audio file might give you a rough idea.
I mean, it's a good tune!
Score and parts are included in a 9" x 12" size. Adobe Acrobat will easily shrink to fit letter size paper.
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