"Enter, Spring - Choral Score" Sheet Music by Kenneth Hesketh

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

Enter, Spring - Choral Score

$6.99 USD

Scored For: Children's Voices (ssa) And Piano

Composers: Kenneth Hesketh

Pages: 24

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SKU: 484436

Publisher: Schott Music Ltd., London
Series: Choral Music of Our Time
Publisher ID: Q19668

Hesketh’s work for 3-part children’s choir and piano sets two texts about the start of spring by William Blake and an anonymous source. Written for conductor Simon Emery and the Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Choir, Enter, Spring mixes contrapuntal and homophonic textures in the choir, supported by a lively accompaniment.