Pirate Story: 2-Part Choral Octavo
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Pirate Story: 2-Part Choral Octavo
Words by Robert Louis Stevenson, music and additional words by Kathleen Ballantyne
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A basket on a grassy meadow sets the stage for our journey through a child's imagination. The delightful Stevenson text is set in a rollicking sea chantey style, with both voice parts given the opportunity to sing melodic and harmonic ideas. A small group adds another layer over the final vibrant chorus. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
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my district chorus is doing this song and i'm doing the descant :D
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Thanks now I can work on my choir song at home! Good luck with your channel! Also a lot of your songs I've sung in my choir, such as Listen To the Wind, Pirate Story (this), In the Arms of An Oak, and A Ripple of Kindness.
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We sang this in 6th grade I wanna say?? I'm in high school and I still freaking love this song!! The memories of my past soprano self are coming back, lol (I'm an alto now). I made an entire storyline based off of this song, and I forgot about it until now. This song and another called "Avonlee", I think, or "Long for Avonlee" are the two songs that have stuck with me since we first learned them, but I can't find the second one anywhere
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Kathleen Ballentyne (her name is now Kathleen O'Connor) is my chorus teacher irl I live in Seneca Lake for our spring concert we are singing this song and I love singing it with my friends sometimes Mrs. O'Connor joins in and it sounds beautiful ❤❤❤❤
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This song is so hard but worth it!!!