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SKU: A0.821195
Composed by GordonThornett. Christian. Octavo. 6 pages. Gordon John Thornett #2026815. Published by Gordon John Thornett (A0.821195).This setting of the traditional Harvest hymn, "We plough the fields and scatter", is written in popular style, a little syncopated. The choir parts are mainly in Unison, with short passages in harmony (SATB). There is also a simple Unison part for the audience/congregation to join in ("All good gifts around us"), and simple percussion parts could easily be added. The piece could be performed by children or adults, or both together, and though primarily intended for harvest, could fit into any service or concert of thanksgiving. In this version the accompaniment is for brass quintet (brass band instruments), comprising 2 cornets, tenor horn, trombone and Eb bass - but could easily be adapted for orchestral brass. [NB If listening to the recording, please note that it repeats more often than it should - but it will give you a good idea of how the piece goes!].
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