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Carillon |
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2pm Sunday 23 November 2008 in the Quadrangle |
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June Catchpoole |
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Assistant University Carillonist, The University of Sydney |
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Animal Antics |
| The Musical Cat and Song Sparrow | W McCrady (arr M McCrady) |
| If I Were a Butterfly | B Howard (arr JC) |
| Het Fliefflodderke* (The Flutterby) | P Bourgois (1933- ) |
| Six Aquarium Miniatures* | G Boedijn (1893-1970) |
| (i) Introduction of the Swordfish | |
| (ii) Leaping of the Water Fleas | |
| (iii) Pavane of the Sea Slugs | |
| (iv) Waltz of the Water Plants | |
| (v) Tango of the Goldfish | |
| (vi) Quick step of the Garfish | |
| The Hippopotamus Song | D Swann & M Flanders (arr JC) |
| Frogs* | A Tien (1972- ) |
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Counting Frogs, Disharmonious Frogs, Playful
Frogs,
Frogs in the Rain, Jumping Frogs |
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| The Little Shepherd Boy | Norwegian folk song (arr M Halsted) |
| Listen to the Mocking Bird | R Milburn (arr M Myhre) |
| I Heard a Brown Bird Singing | H Wood (arr JC) |
| Me, Poor Little Hare (Variaties op Ic arm haesken) | P Bourgois |
| (i) Lied- the Hare’s birthplace, feels at home, idyllic but solemn. | |
| (ii) Menuet- the young, happy-go-lucky Hare frolics recklessly and carelessly. | |
| (iii) Scherzando- a Hare of good birth, elegant, now entering courting mode. | |
| (iv) Adagio- moulting; contemplation; nature is hard; many relatives have been lost. | |
| (v) Finale- successful in life, Hare revels in his happy abundant world, until suddenly, bang bang, Hare has to run for his life. Hare pie will be for some other time. | |
| All Creatures of Our God and King | Cologne Gesangbuch (arr B Buchanan) |
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Last updated 20 October 2008. |
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