Bicycle Built For Two
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SKU: A0.483265
Composed by Harry Dacre. Arranged by Robert McCormack. Children,Instructional,Standards,Traditional. Score and parts. 3 pages. Published by Robert McCormak (A0.483265).This arrangement includes the lesser known thirty-two measure introduction. When performed, the audience gets a pleasant moment of recognition at the transition from introduction to the more familiar verse. If rehearsal time is limited, the instructor might elect to teach the better known verse first (at measure 33. In that way assuring that the better known part of the piece will be performable. If the numbers allow and as an alternative, one could split the ensemble into two groups - one for the introduction, the other for the verse. In both cases and if time and talent allow, reaching the point where all players play the whole arrangement is best. For instructors who prefer to teach alto with soprano fingering, a second score is provided with the alto part modified to mimic soprano fingering.
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