Four Australian Folk Songs Traditional Arr. Stephen Chin (Full Orchestra And Voice)
$259.00
A musical arrangement for strings, percussion, and voice with four memorable Australian folk tunes that are easy to sing along to. The vocal part can be sung by a soloist or choir, and the lyrics are included. The piece can also be played as an instrumental work.
Four Australian Folk Songs Traditional Arr. Stephen Chin (Full Orchestra And Voice)
This incredible musical arrangement showcases the beauty of Australian folk tunes in a unique way. Featuring strings, percussion, and voice, it brings to life four of the most memorable tunes in a way that is accessible to everyone. Whether you're a soloist or part of a choir, the vocal part can be easily performed, and the audience can join in for a fun sing-along experience. The piece is complete with lyrics but can also be played as a purely instrumental work, making it versatile and suitable for any occasion.
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