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SKU: A0.746010
Composed by Betsy Lee Bailey and Old English Nursery Rhymes. Arranged by Betsy Lee Bailey. Children,Instructional. Octavo. 5 pages. Betsy Lee Bailey #3226573. Published by Betsy Lee Bailey (A0.746010)."Nursery Rhymes Quodlibet" is a combination of four Old English Nursery Rhymes sung at the same time. This arrangement is from the Children's Musical "The Adventures of Dick Whittington" available from BaileyKidsMusicals.com and posted on SMP Press. In performance, each part could have improvised actions. Could be sung with piano accompaniment or with the recorded MP3 that is also available at SMP Press. This is a fun activity for learning to "hold your own part.".
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