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• Shepherd's Hey. Percy Grainger - Carl Fischer LLC. Click to review. This lively, witty and altogether charming work by Percy Grainger is standard repertoire for concert bands! As part of the "Grainger Critical Edition" series, this is a superb edition of the classic work for concert band which features a full score, scoring for modern.

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• He shepherds me The Lord takes care of me He shepherds me, He shepherds me Not mere man My shepherd the strong Almighty one, my Lord Deliverer and guide, My protector He shepherds me, The Lord takes care of me He shepherds me, He shepherds me Feeds me, He shepherds me.

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• Shepherd's Hey Shepherd's Hey Percy Aldridge Grainger/arr. Dana Paul Perna - Ludwig-Masters Publications When Leopold Stokowski made his famous recording of this work in the composer was playing the piano part, but the music had .

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• Album: Live He shepherds me The Lord takes care of me He shepherds me, He shepherds me Not mere man My shepherd the strong Almighty one, my Lord Deliverer and guide, My protector He shepherds me, The Lord takes care of me He shepherds me, He shepherds me Feeds me, He shepherds me Leads me, He shepherds me Restores me, He shepherds me.

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• The Shepherd’s Hey. (Sharp & Macilwaine , pp. ) They also tell us: “This air bears some resemblance to ‘The Faithful Shepherd’ in Thompson’s Complete Collection of Country Dances (circa ), which is reprinted in Mr. Kidson’s Old English Country Dances, p. ” [Fiddler’s Companion:] English Morris Dance Tune (4/4 time).

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• Sep 11,  · Grainger made several different settings of Shepherd’s Hey, which is based on a folk tune collected by the British folk song expert Cecil Sharp. The first setting, for “room-music some” (Grainger’s “blue-eyed English” phrase for chamber ensemble) first appeared in The band version came in

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