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This sheet music is a musical tale for children’s choirs, narrators, children sopranos, baritones and pianos or instrumental ensembles (two flutes, two clarinets, one bassoon and piano).
“Once upon a time there was a land between earth and sky. This was a land where nights were cold, and days were hot and where people woke up into the clouds.” Tupac lives in the Altiplano Mountains. He was fascinated by the condor; the “snow-and-fire bird which lights the Andes.” Alain Boudet tells the story of the legendary transformation of this white and black condor. The Andean persons could recognize the style of Tupac Shakur.
(Translated from French)
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This sheet music is a musical tale for children’s choirs, narrators, children sopranos, baritones and pianos or instrumental ensembles (two flutes, two clarinets, one bassoon and piano).
“Once upon a time there was a land between earth and sky. This was a land where nights were cold, and days were hot and where people woke up into the clouds.” Tupac lives in the Altiplano Mountains. He was fascinated by the condor; the “snow-and-fire bird which lights the Andes.” Alain Boudet tells the story of the legendary transformation of this white and black condor. The Andean persons could recognize the style of Tupac Shakur.
(Translated from French)
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This is a musical tale for children intended to be sung in unison with a narrator and a musical ensemble. It can also be performed with a soloist piano accompaniment.
“Once upon a time there was a little boy who could not speak or rather could not stop singing. Since he opened his mouth to talk, to laugh or to cry, there was only music that could be heard. He was named ‘l’Enfant-Musique’.”
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This is a musical tale for children intended to be sung in unison with a narrator and a musical ensemble. It can also be performed with a soloist piano accompaniment.
“Once upon a time there was a little boy who could not speak or rather could not stop singing. Since he opened his mouth to talk, to laugh or to cry, there was only music that could be heard. He was named ‘l’Enfant-Musique’.”
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