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This pair of glasses is unique for the slender, tall design of its stem. The glass is held by a resin stem and base. Accenting the stem is a painted resin bride and groom in loving embrace. Stands 10" tall. Also available in Caucasian.

Features: The story of Christmas is set to an adaptation of a Kenyan folksong here by Patrick Leibergen. For a wonderfully tasteful addition, try it with the optional flute part. The piece is easy to sing and will add a very nice touch of class to any holiday program. Table of Contents: Catalog: 00-SV9708 Publisher: ALFRED Composer: Artist: Arranger: Patrick M. Liebergen Voicing: SATB Level: Pages: 16

Standing 10" tall, this pair of glasses is unique for the design of its stem. The glass is held by a resin stem and base. Accenting the stem is a painted resin bride and groom in loving embrace. Also available in Caucasian.

A single first name on each glass (example: Michelle on one glass, Tim on the other). Both first names on both glasses (example: Michelle & Tim on both glasses). A single initial for your new last name. A monogram (example: for Michelle & Tim Smith's monogram, you would enter MST). PLUS you can add your wedding date, select your font, and add color to your engraving!.

(Good News for Everyone / Poor Folk Hear Him Gladly). By Jessie Nyagondwe & John Bell. Arranged by John Bell. For SATB Choir, cantor, Flute. Iona Community. Sacred, Christmas. Easy. 8 pages. Published by GIA Publications

Minimum order: 1 item(s). Toasting Flutes 10" Toasting Flute Glasses African American Bride and Groom Detailed Handles Made of Painted Resin and Glass A beautiful accent for your reception décor, you will love these couple toasting flutes. Each of the 10" tall glasses of the flute set has a painted resin handle intricately crafted to resemble an African American bridal couple snuggling together. The exquisite detailing includes a pearlized white satin wedding gown and matching veil on the bride,...

African Lullaby is a charming collection of children's music warmed by Africa's rich musical heritage. The folklore and family life in regions like the Ivory Coast, Mali, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Guinea, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, and South Africa are reflected in the lullabies' lyrics, as traditional instruments such as the kora, mbira, balaphone, dundun, bamboo flute, talking drum, and guitar heighten the album's authenticity. Stars of the African music scene like Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Ayub Ogada...

The Associated Board's Jazz Syllabus is a comprehensive introduction to the world of jazz. A pioneering set of publications and a structured learning program provide the building blocks needed to play jazz with imagination, understanding, and style and to improvise effectively right from the start. Jazz Flute Tunes is a series of graded folios providing a wealth of jazz repertoire representing the breadth and diversity of jazz, from the great African-American tradition to the vibrant and multicultural...

The music of Latin America is as rich, diverse and stimulating as its unique culture. European, African & Indian influences have blended to create energetic rhythms and intriguing melodies that break away from their traditional origins, creating a sound that is distinctly Latin. Discover the allure of passionate and dynamic music. Latin Favorites For Flute published by Santorella Publications has it all. Each book in the series includes a piano with Latin percussion accompaniment CD. This Santorella...

Contents: African Sketches * Barrier Reef * Do You Hear What I Hear * Elves' Dance * Firebird * Gaelic Dances * Irish Legends * On Broadway * Regimental Honor * Spinning Wheel * The Streets of Madrid * Summon the Heroes * You're a Grand Old Flag.

A unique collection for the flute: 46 full-page solos, including arrangements of spirituals, folk songs, dance tunes, and melodies by African-American composers, plus five solos composed for this collection. Includes melodies by Basile Barès, A. J. R. Conner, Henry Hart, J. W. Postlewaite. Features previously unpublished solo by renowned Philadpelphia musician Francis Johnson, the earliest known composition by an African-American, dating from 1815. Favorites include Amen, Banyan Tree, Doctor...

Voicing: SATB, Keyboard with Optional 2 Flutes, Hand Drum, Tambourine

Irish Legends. African Sketches. Marching Song. Summon The Heroes. The Maids Of Mourne Shore. The Star Of The County Down. The Streets Of Madrid. Barrier Reef. Gaelic Dances. Sine Nomine. Regimental Honor. You're A Grand Old Flag. Do You Hear What I Hear. On Broadway. Spinning Wheel. Nimrod. Firebird. Elves' Dance Publisher: Hal Leonard Cor Composer: VARIOUS Artist: Arranger: VARIOUS Voicing: Flute Level: Pages: 20.

1. Missing 2. Mean Woman Blues 3. Love a Woman's Soul 4. Tell Me Mama 5. African Wind 6. Groit Man, The 7. Got No Lifeline 8. Black Hanna 9. Cut With Dynamite 10. Kidnapped by the Blues 11. Texas Son 12. Who's Playing Who 13. Lonesome Road 14. True Love 15. Cane Flute Soul Additional Info Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 23 Critic Reviews Dirty Linen (p.51) - "[I]ntoxicating....The originally brewed arrangements blend African hand percussion and stringed instrumentation with a more contemporary...

The Associated Board's Jazz Syllabus is a comprehensive introduction to the world of jazz. A pioneering set of publications and a structured learning program provide the building blocks needed to play jazz with imagination, understanding, and style and to improvise effectively right from the start. Jazz Flute Tunes is a series of graded folios providing a wealth of jazz repertoire representing the breadth and diversity of jazz, from the great African-American tradition to the vibrant and multicultural...

Freely adapted Kenyan folk song with a joyous new text by the composer adapted from the Psalms. Independent voice writing alternates with layered voices in the tradition of African music making. Vivid dynamic contrasts and lively yet regular syncopation. Flute part and suggestions for improvised percussion included in the publication.