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The First Snow
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The First Snow

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Based on a poem by Julia H. Scott (1809-1842), this original choral expresses the beauty of seeing the first snow of the winter season. Gorgeous piano writing supporting full harmonic loveliness truly depicts the sights and sounds of a winter scene. Based on a poem by Julia...

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SKU/Product number.: HL00319879
Stock status: pecial item, print on demand, upcoming, backorder – usually ships in 3–6 weeks (subject to availability)
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Based on a poem by Julia H. Scott (1809-1842), this original choral expresses the beauty of seeing the first snow of the winter season. Gorgeous piano writing supporting full harmonic loveliness truly depicts the sights and sounds of a winter scene. Based on a poem by Julia H. Scott (1809-1842), this original choral expresses the beauty of seeing the first snow of the winter season. Gorgeous piano writing supporting full harmonic loveliness truly depicts the sights and sounds of a winter scene.
Arrangement SATB
Format Score
NumberOfPages 12
Media Sheet Music
Publisher Shawnee Press
Contributors Sorenson, Heather(Composer)
ISBN 9781540068750
UPC 888680973346