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The Magic Sea (Il Magico Mare) Digital Sheet Music
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The Magic Sea (Il Magico Mare)by Lionel Horncastle (pseudonym) Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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The Magic Sea is a musical fairy tale (duration 10 - five movements) for Narrator and Ensemble, presented in this FLEX 2 + 3 version (flexible format), in which there are two main lines and 3 accompaniment lines (3 background lines). In addition, a piano guide of the accompaniment lines and 3 optional percussion parts. This way you can play it with any school orchestra or small ensemble. The piece is easy to play, the "instruments" parts have a degree of difficulty of 1.5 while the "background lines" have a degree of difficulty of 1. 
(Double Languages ITA - ENG)
Story invented by the children of Second Class - Giungano Elementary School (Italy)
Teacher: Trama Anella - School Year 2021-22, State Istitute Gino Rossi Vairo of Agropoli (Italy)
The story was awarded First Prize in the 1st competition "A fairy tale among the murals", organized by the Association Fiaba in Borgo, Piano Vetrale (Italy).
The Musical Tale was instead awarded First Prize (section D) in the 2nd Edition, proposed by the musical school of Capaccio-Paestum (Italy).

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