Mocking Bird and Deitcher's Dog (Recorder Quartet)
Septimus Winner / James Grush
Listen to the Mocking Bird (1855) and Der Deitcher's Dog (1864) are fun to play and are enjoyed by audiences. A bright soprano line adds color to these unique arrangements. Mocking Bird is instantly recognizable, and the first verse of … Read More
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Listen to the Mocking Bird (1855) and Der Deitcher's Dog (1864) are fun to play and are enjoyed by audiences. A bright soprano line adds color to these unique arrangements. Mocking Bird is instantly recognizable, and the first verse of Deitcher's Dog became the nursery rhyme "Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone?" The original lyrics are provided; they suggest an interesting fate for the lost dog. These popular songs are arranged for NSTB and NATB recorders from the original piano/vocal scores. Conductor's scores and individual parts are easy to read and suitable for workshops and recorder society meetings.