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Ancient forests once stood here (II) : for male voice choir, harmonic whirlies and percussion plus optional didjeridu
by Sarah Hopkins (2009, this version: 2007)
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Ancient forests once stood here (II) : for male voice choir, harmonic whirlies and percussion plus optional didjeridu / Sarah Hopkins.
Library shelf no. 782.8542/HOP 1 [Available for loan]
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Ancient forests once stood here : for orchestra, harmonic whirlies and optional didjeridu in C & D. Plus optional SATB or male voice choir / Sarah Hopkins
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Library shelf no. Q 784.2/HOP 3 [Available for loan]
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Work Details
Year: 2009, this version: 2007
Instrumentation: Male voice choir, harmonic whirlies, percussion (rainstick and bird caller), optional didjeridu in C and D.
Duration: 8 min.
Difficulty: Advanced
Videos
Ancient forests once stood here, by Sarah HopkinsMarch 3, 2012 : Church of Ascension in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA (from a joint concert with Six Degree Singers) This is a shortened version of this piece authorized by the composer |
Subjects
- Influenced by: Indigenous Australian Culture
- Has as subject/About: Music about place (Australia)
- Influenced by: Birdsong
Performances of this work
23 Feb 2020: at One Land, Many Stories (Memorial Park (The Entrance)). Featuring Steven Stanke, Symphony Central Coast.
8 Jan 2012: at Music inspired by Sandgate (Sandgate Town Hall). Featuring Moreton Bay Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey Fabila, Sarah Hopkins, Bronwyn Gibbs.
5 Nov 2011: at The Pennsylvania Glee Club (Schwab Auditorium (Penn State University)).
Apr 08: City Hall, Brisbane. Featuring Birralee Blokes.
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