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Leatherwing Bat
by English Folk Song
3-Part - Sheet Music

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Choral 3-part mixed choir, piano accompaniment

SKU: CF.CM9595

Leatherwing Bat. Composed by English Folk Song. Arranged by Vicki Tucker Courtney. Fold. OCTAVO. 12 pages. Duration 1 minute, 59 seconds. Carl Fischer Music #CM9595. Published by Carl Fischer Music (CF.CM9595).

ISBN 9781491154175. UPC: 680160912674. 6.875 x 10.5 inches. Key: Eb minor. English. English Folk Song.

Leatherwing Bat is the original name of this traditional folk song. Folklore has always thought of the animals with human characteristics, including the power of speech. Even Mark Twain once commented that there was no question about the ability of animals to talk to each other. The question was whether or not very many people could understand them. This folk song is about the bat and birds chatting to each other about love. Phonetic pronunciation suggestion: Hahee-dih-dahoo, dee-dih-dul-uhm-dehee Hehee-lee-lee, lih-lahee-lih-loh.
Leatherwing Bat is the original name of this traditional folk song. Folklore has always thought of the animals with human characteristics, including the power of speech. Even Mark Twain once commented that there was no question about the ability of animals to talk to each other. The question was whether or not very many people could understand them. This folk song is about the bat and birds chatting to each other about love. Phonetic pronunciation suggestion: Hahee-dih-dahoo, dee-dih-dul-uhm-dehee Hehee-lee-lee, lih-lahee-lih-loh.
Leatherwing Bat is the original name of this traditional folk song. Folklore has always thought of the animals with human characteristics, including the power of speech. Even Mark Twain once commented that there was no question about the ability of animals to talk to each other. The question was whether or not very many people could understand them.This folk song is about the bat and birds chatting to each other about love.Phonetic pronunciation suggestion:Hahee-dih-dahoo, dee-dih-dul-uhm-deheeHehee-lee-lee, lih-lahee-lih-loh.