The World is Too Big - Violin Book
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SKU: A0.1014257
Composed by Michael Matlock. Contemporary,Folk. 12 pages. Michael Matlock #6853877. Published by Michael Matlock (A0.1014257)."The World Is Too Big" is a song cycle initially written for a performance at Earth Day 2017 by the TangleTown Trio. The song cycle has four tunes. "Mother Earth," the first, is a humorous attempt to answer the question of what our relationship is with nature. Next is "What Do You See When You See The Mountains?" which asks us to look beyond the thing we’re looking at and see what it really means. This is followed by "Behold The Mighty River," an Ogden Nash-y poem that says the opposite. Finally, the cycle ends with "If I Had Just One Complaint," a total rip-off of a Stephen Sondheim tune I’m sure. Range is not specified, but this was origianlly performed by mezzo-soprano.
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