AT THE WATER'S EDGE
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AT THE WATER’S EDGE

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AT THE WATER'S EDGE
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Mother Nature |ˈməT͟Hər ˈnāCHər| Nature personified as a creative and controlling force. Water, the great necessity, inspires all forces in this production of elegant and buoyant music by Ravel, Debussy and Vaughn Williams. The power of drifts, currents and crests are embodied as the voyage to the "Water's Edge" gives rise to turbulence, beauty and imminent regeneration. A State Championship Production. Originally Commissioned By Western H.S. — Brian Caldwell, Director. For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.
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Grade: Medium-Advanced
Instrumentation: Winds and Full Percussion
Duration: 7:54
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Licensing Information

An arrangement license is needed for “Symphony No. 5—Romanza” By R. Vaughn Williams. Please secure licensing via Tresona Music, the original copyright administrator, or similar agency.

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Arranged By Don Barrett (BMI).  With “La Mer” By Claude Debussy. P.D. In The USA; “Fetes” By Claude Debussy. P.D. In The USA
“Daphnis et Chloe” By Maurice Ravel. P.D. In The USA; and “Symphony No. 5—Romanza” By R. Vaughn Williams. © 1947 Revised Ed. Oxford University Press, London.

THIS IS NOT A PUBLISHED ARRANGEMENT. LICENSING PERMISSION IS REQUIRED AND MAY INVOLVE ADDITIONAL PUBLISHER FEES. All works listed above are fully owned by their respective copyright holders.

Photo Credit: Greysen Johnson

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Mother Nature |ˈməT͟Hər ˈnāCHər| Nature personified as a creative and controlling force.

Water, the great necessity, inspires all forces in this production of elegant and buoyant music by Ravel, Debussy and Vaughn Williams. The power of drifts, currents and crests are embodied as the voyage to the “Water’s Edge” gives rise to turbulence, beauty and imminent regeneration.

A State Championship Production. Originally Commissioned By Western H.S. — Brian Caldwell, Director.

For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.