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There
is a Lady
The text and voicing of There
is a Lady is particularly suited for all-boys groups (CB). Part I
(written in the treble clef) is limited to the comfortable singing area
of A-a (above and below middle C) which makes it appropriate for
boy
trebles and/or cambiatas I.
Part two is written in the bass clef and is limited to the comfortable
singing area of the CII/B of D-d (above and below middle C). When the part drops
below the E below middle C, optional notes have been added for the CII.
The piece may
be used with mixed groups as well. The girls, boy trebles,
and cambiata on Part I and CII/B Part II.
Words by William Shakespeare
Music by Don L.
Collins
Arranged by DLC
Two-part Variable
Voicing with Piano
CP Catalog #T90201
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