Valentin's Chorale : Patron of lovers and bridesmaids

Valentin's Chorale : Patron of lovers and bridesmaids

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This piece came about as a Christmas gift for Valentin, the composers’ youngest son. Valentin—more commonly Valentine in English—is also the patron saint of lovers. He is said to have been a poor priest who healed a blind girl, and gave flowers from his...

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This piece came about as a Christmas gift for Valentin, the composers’ youngest son. Valentin—more commonly Valentine in English—is also the patron saint of lovers. He is said to have been a poor priest who healed a blind girl, and gave flowers from his garden to those who sought help and comfort. Saint Valentine’s day has been celebrated in February each year since the 14th century as a day devoted to love. This work is written in the style of a chorale and has a light touch of romance!
Instrument (fx guitar, sang m.m.) Brass Band
Genrer (Fx Pop, Rock, Bųrn m.m.) Kor
Type (fx Instrumentskole o.lign.) Partitur og stemmer
Niveau Let ųvet
Sideantal 50
Media (fx Bog, CD, DVD m.m.) Noder
Publisher/Producent Mitropa Music
Bidragydere Doss, Thomas(Composer)
Sprog Engelsk, Fransk, Holland, Tysk
ISMN 9790035237724