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Title: Rockwood River
Voicing/Format: Unison/2 Part
Publisher: Brilee Music Publishing Co
Composer: Cabaniss, Mark
Arranger: Schram, Ruth Elaine
Catalog #: BL754

Price: $2.25

Pure fun abounds in this unison/optional two-part accompanied folk song by Mark Cabaniss, arranged by Ruth Elaine Schram. Your choir will enjoy singing about the folks from Rockwood River, where life is easy and the pace is slow. The optional fiddle and string bass parts, enhanced with intermittent clapping, add a realistic musical depiction of a Huck Finn / Tom Sawyer adventure. Also available in three-part mixed. Duration: 2:17

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.