| Instrument | |
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| Level | 6 |
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| Recording | |
| Occasion | |
| Tune Name | |
| Theme | We Three Kings |
| Hymn First Line | We three kings of Orient are; |
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| Composer | |
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| Copyright | 2003 |
| Key | d |
| Meter | 6-8 |
| Duration | 4'25" |
| Idiom | Clarinet solo with piano |
| Form | Fantasia |
| Comments | with piano accompaniment |
We Three Kings
$5.95
A Rich Heffler Music arrangement. This solo begins with striking harmonies and then joined in by the soloist in a straight forward statement The second statement is more embellished and then wanders off in an episodic manner. The third statement continues on in a free manner which leads into a cadenza. The final section is an embellished version of the tune and fades off to its final destination.
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