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Shades of Green. James E. Green. Voice sheet music. Choir sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music. Beginning.

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Zaļo nokrāsu. James E. Green. Balss notis. Kora notis. Klavieru pavadīšana notis. Sākums.

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Shades of Green composed by James E. Green and Valerie Showers Crescenz. For 2-part chorus and piano accompaniment. piano accompaniment. Main Key. D Major. Choral. Difficulty. Medium Easy. Children. or Easy. Adult. Vocal score. Vocal score notation, lyrics and piano accompaniment. 12 pages. Duration 4m36s. Published by Hinshaw Music Inc.. HI.HMC1983. With vocal score notation, lyrics and piano accompaniment. Choral. 6.75x10.5 inches. This piece was composed with the intention of creating dialogue between students and teachers in hopes of promoting racial and social tolerance. You will find that an explanation of the text is found at the beginning of each section. The idea came while looking at the mountains and seeing all their beauty. The hills and valleys were covered with many trees- no two of which were exactly the same. With further thought, it was realized that the forest is a perfect metaphor for the world, and the trees are its people.

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Shades of Green composed by James E. Green and Valerie Showers Crescenz. 2-daļa korim un klavierēm pavadījumu. klavieru pavadījums. Galvenais Key. D Major. Kora. Grūtības. Medium Easy. Bērni. vai viegli. Pieaugušo. Vokālā partitūra. Vokālā partitūra apzīmējums, dziesmu un klavieru pavadījums. 12 pages. Ilgums 4m36s. Publicējusi Hinshaw Music Inc. HI.HMC1983. Ar vokālo rādītājs apzīmējums, dziesmu un klavieru pavadījumā. Kora. 6.75x10.5 collas. Šis gabals sastāvā bija ar nolūku izveidot dialogu starp skolēniem un skolotājiem, cerībā veicināt rasu un sociālo toleranci. Jūs atradīsiet, ka paskaidrojums no teksta ir atrodama sākumā katras sadaļas. Ideja radās, skatoties uz kalniem un redzēt visu savu skaistumu. Kalni un ielejas bija klātas ar daudz koku, ne no divām, kas bija tieši tāds pats. With further thought, it was realized that the forest is a perfect metaphor for the world, and the trees are its people.