And The Earth Spins Instrumental Ensemble

And The Earth Spins

Instrumental parts for piano, soprano sax, alto sax, organ, and bass (Percussion part to be improvised)
PEL7004-IP

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Instrumentation / Accompaniment
Page count
36
Perusal score

A WORK FOR INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE 
of piano, soprano sax, optional alto saxophone, organ, bass, and percussion (part not included in download)

The original ensemble version of this work was created for the 1990 Paul Winter Consort album, 'Earth: Voices of a Planet', to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Earth Day. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1991. Performed by the Consort on international concert tours, this work quickly became an audience favorite and part of the Consort's standard repertoire. More recently, Paul Halley has used this work in the Easter Jazz Mass program he has put together for All Saints Cathedral, Halifax and, in a previous life, at Trinity Episcopal Torrington.

The final hymn in the work is based on 'Ach Herr, du Allerhöchster Gott' by Michael Praetorius (1571‐1621)
 

    Video
    "And The Earth Spins” by Paul Halley, recorded by The Paul Winter Consort for Earth: Voices of a Planet
    Notes

    Pages of music for each part not including covers

    Piano score - 9 pgs music
    Soprano sax part - 3 pgs music
    Alto sax part - 3 pgs music
    Organ part - 6 pgs music
    Bass part - 4 pgs music