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SCOTLAND traditional – Song ‘Auld Lang Syne’ – FOUR CELLOS

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“Auld Lang Syne” is a 1788 poem by the Scottish poet Robert Burns, which became a folk song meaning “for old times’ sake” or “long ago.” It is traditionally sung at the end of the new year, to remember old friendships and occasions, and to wish for a continued friendship. The song is a celebration of memory and friendship, and is sung around the world at solemn events such as weddings and funerals, as well as at New Year’s Eve celebrations.
Movements or sections:
Song
Instrumentation:
QUARTET OF FOUR CELLOS
Prepared by David Johnstone

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1] – General Score
2] – All individual parts
Approximate difficulty:
Medium (easy-to-medium)

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David Johnstone lives near Pamplona (Navarre, Spain) with his wife Rosa and their two “Spanglish” children, close to the Atlantic Pyrenees. The nearest international airport is Bilbao.

He is interested in world affairs, politics, animal rights, and most sports (including being a lifelong suffering Reading FC fan!). Also passionate about Celtic culture and genealogy, he has traced his ‘English’ family back to 1280, although Scotland and Ireland have also shaped his background. And yes — he is half-ashamed to admit it, he  loves silly jokes!

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David Johnstone supports animal rights, he is against any form of abuse towards them, and says a loud “NO” to bullfighting, foxhunting and any other animal cruelty.

TORTURE IS NOT CULTURE !

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