German (Mack): Sherherd's Dance from Henry VIII arr. for Clarinet Choir Clarinet Music_ E-flat Contra Clarinet so the piece was dedicated

so the piece was dedicated to him

violin and piano is another work in the composer's continuing series of original romantic pieces for instruments for which there was little written during the lifetime of the great romantic composers

music educators

Contrasting sections had the entire group (tutti) followed by the solo group

Chamber Music and Music Theory at the Johann Joseph Fux Conservatory in Graz until 2002 when he began working exclusively as free-lance composer

German (Mack): Sherherd's Dance from Henry VIII arr. for Clarinet Choir Clarinet Music_ E-flat Contra Clarinet so the piece was dedicatedCode: 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