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1426910

Coal River Valley Rhapsody (Concert Band) - Score Digital Sheet Music

Coal River Valley Rhapsody (Concert Band) - Scoreby Michael Young Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Michael Young
Score Type
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Composer Michael Young
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 21
Arrangement Concert Band
Publisher Michael Young
Level 3
Product ID 1426910
Genre Contemporary 21st Century
Performance Group Concert Band

Product Description

Please note that this is the score only, parts can be purchased separately.

Coal River Valley Rhapsody is a musical journey through the Tasmanian Coal River Valley, which is best known for its food products, such as dairy, as well as its wineries. The Coal River Valley is a predominantly agrarian region in the South East of Tasmania, with the town of Richmond as its regional centre.

The region is also known for its convict history and colonial era buildings and infrastructure. The region features the historical Richmond Bridge, which is recognised as the oldest bridge in Australia. The bridge spans over the Coal River and was built by convict labour. Construction commenced in 1823, with the bridge formally opened in 1825. The town of Richmond was proclaimed a police district in 1824. It is also important to acknowledge the First Nations people of the region, the Mumirimina people. According to the Richmond 200 website, the land that is now known as Richmond and the Coal River Valley was home to the Oyster Bay nation for millennia. It is noted that the establishment of the police district in Richmond significantly contributed to the ultimate destruction of the Mumirimina band (Richmond 200, 2023).

Although this composition has been written to commemorate the bicentenary of the Richmond Bridge, it is intended to evoke images of the landscape and the river, as well as acknowledge the past of the region, represent the present and look forwards to the regions future.

Further information can be found here: https://www.richmond200.com

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