German (Mack): Sherherd's Dance from Henry VIII arr. for Clarinet Choir Clarinet Music_ E-flat Contra Clarinet after the typical and necessary

after the typical and necessary fermata on the dominant chord

Each of the three movements of this sonata for clarinet and piano is influenced to a greater or lesser extent by the ragtime form and style

Although this continues for a while

It is in one movement in a ternary form (ABA)

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German (Mack): Sherherd's Dance from Henry VIII arr. for Clarinet Choir Clarinet Music_ E-flat Contra Clarinet after the typical and necessaryCode: JP2122 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0216 5 Sir Edward German (1862 1936) was the music director of the Globe Theater in London where he composed the incidental music for many of the productions and those of other London theaters. The play Henry VIII for which the Shepherd's Dance was written was produced at the Lyceum Theater in 1892 and included elements of traditional English folk music. German later became the successor to Sir Arthur Sullivan with the