Product Description
By The River - May Morning This is an instrumental piece for Piano and 2 Violins and is a sequel to 'The Willow Tree' also by Judy Lane. The reborn willow tree arrives on a river bank in Oxford and experiences all the special celebrations that May Morning brings: The choir, the bells, the singing and the folk dancing. Approximately 4 minutes and a delightful piece to play.
Goodness me! Where am
I now?
The sun is just rising and there is a slight mist in the air. I
must be by a river.
There are strange boats floating by, propelled by long poles.
All on board are laughing, drinking and singing at the tops of
their voices.
I see a tall tower and on the top are small boys dressed in
strange white dresses. They are singing wonderful songs.
.Now bells are ringing and I hear cheering and music that keeps
going all day long until tiredness slowly brings the fun to an end.
The moon is rising and the
world sleeps again.
.I like my new home. Goodnight!
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