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When Ah Was In Jail
for Brass Quartet
Trad /arr. Aidan Chamberlain
When Ah Was In Jail is a folk song from Tobago, sister island to Trinidad in the Caribbean. It was traditionally sung by school children who would band stones in time to the music as a representation of hard labour in jail.
The song has … Read More
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2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones Quartet
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Price:$20.00
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When Ah Was In Jail is a folk song from Tobago, sister island to Trinidad in the Caribbean. It was traditionally sung by school children who would band stones in time to the music as a representation of hard labour in jail.
The song has 3 sections here and is playable by high school level students.