Two Portraits from Olde England (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra 1/32 it testifies to the composer's

it testifies to the composer's enthusiasm for folksongs and thrives on a passionate and warm tonal language

Poor old battered broomstick (Lumsden and Attwood)

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(iv) Octave tuning to establish the left-hand frame

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Two Portraits from Olde England (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra 1/32 it testifies to the composer'sBoth of these works have their roots in the rich tradition of English folk song. The Greens Bushes tells the story of a lover who has lost his lass to someone else. Legato bowing, harmonics and gentle pizzicato notes help to create this wistful sentiment. On the other hand, the bold and robust nature of The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies describes the free spirit of a wandering group of nomads and their hilarious exploits. Grade 1. 5.