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1052036

The Land Where the Good Songs Go, from "Miss 1917" (arr. Scott S. Stewart) Digital Sheet Music

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The Land Where the Good Songs Go, from "Miss 1917" (arr. Scott S. Stewart)
by Jerome Kern
SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Jerome Kern
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Jerome Kern
Arranger Scott S. Stewart
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 13
Arrangement SATB Choir
Publisher Scott S. Stewart
Product ID 1052036
Instruments Choir

Product Description

It is known that the song The Land Where the Good Songs Go, did appear in Act I, scene vi of the musical revue Miss 1917 (1917). Its not clear whether this song was originally intended for Oh Boy! (1917), but it was used in at least one production to open the second act. This is an excellent opener for a thematic retrospective program of nostalgic tunes. This arrangement is scored for 4-part SATB ensemble with piano accompaniment. Performance time: 4:04+

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