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written after receiving informative emails - before the planes, before
the bombing, when the only bully on our horizon, apart from America, was
the Australian government during the Tampa episode, September 2001.
Sub-titled:Women in Afghanistan. Duration
9 minutes. Three then four parts. Seven rhythm. Arabic mode. |
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Originally
Confitemini Domino, now a sardonic song about gambling.
SATB.
Easy. Lyrics and arrangement Bruce
McNicol. Suit community choirs. |
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BRAND
NAME CULTURE. Written from an article by Phillip Adams with his kind, nay,
enthusiastic permission. "Shopping is the opiate of the masses . .
." Italian style complete with accordion. |
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Re-written
as a contemporary SATB song from the wonderful
writing of Kahlil Gibran in The Prophet. See lyrics
and page one of score, and hear 22 seconds
of mp3. |
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Requiem
means rest. Written between April and October 2003 in five sections: Introit
& Kyrie, Agnus Dei, In Paradisum, Pie Jesu, Tantum Ergo. Simple
organ (or piano) accompaniment, suiting performance anywhere by anyone.
Mostly in English, with small amounts of Latin all translated within the
song. |
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Tropic
Wonderland: A
close parody of The Andrews Sisters' Winter
Wonderland voicing concern about climate change:"With
houses afloat we'll all live in a boat, 'cause the coastline is kilometres
inland . . ."
Free
membership to the Noah family, from that well known choir, The ARC ANGELS! |
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Where
Are They Now?
A chant dedicated to all missing people(s), specifically
in honour of Australian tribes, beginning with Bundjalung (northern N.S.W.),
and moving south. Tribal names are recited between the bars of the chant.
The harmonies move through many chords, all of which include the note C,
so it may be accompanied by a C didgeridoo. 5
parts SATBB.
3'30" |
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