Preview: The Life We Had (From the musical 'Rising Sun')
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SKU: A0.866341
Composed by Tim J Spencer. Broadway,Musical/Show. Score. 6 pages. Tim J Spencer/Green Panda Music #44925. Published by Tim J Spencer/Green Panda Music (A0.866341).'The Life We Had' is a female duet taken from the musical 'Rising Sun' by British songwriter Tim J Spencer (PRS). The musical 'Rising Sun' features an all-female cast and is set against the backdrop of the end of the 2nd World War in a Japanese Women's P.O.W. camp. In this song two of the characters, Meg and Theresa, reminisce about their lives before the war. The song flows with the melodies bouncing off each other. The MP3 is a demo sung by the composer but is in the key of the transcription for female voice. This song forms part of the Tim Spencer Songbook, a collection of audition and performance songs for Musical Theatre Performers. The song is suitable for Mezzo and Soprano singers to sing either part. Green Panda Music | www.greenpandatheatre.co.uk | music@greenpandamusic.com.
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