Dawn Labuy-brockett

Hark the Herald Angels, Hear Them Sing Dawn Labuy-brockett

Publisher Marketing: This piece is scored in 5-part voices, with piano which could be a soft keyboard sound, harpsichord, jingle bells, and Tom and Bass Drum. It is a take-off on "Hark The Herald Angels Sing," with a little "Angels We Have Heard On High" added in. It's challenging with the fast lyric lines, but easy to perform otherwise. A dynamic piece, and a favorite of so many who have heard "Trimming Of The Tree," Dawn's Christmas CD which is available on Amazon. The CD has free previews, mp3 downloads, and CD purchase options. Buying this book grants you the right to copy the materials for your needs. Dawn LaBuy-Brockett is a composer/writer, with many offerings on Amazon. Search for "dawn labuy" to find all her works. Here is a short list of what you will find: "Conversations" is a symphony with a score available, as well as parts, a CD, and MP3 downloads. "Butterflies" is a musical play with a playbook available, as well as sheet music, a couple of CD's, and MP3 downloads. Also available are books of Chamber Music Quartets and Quintets for most any instruments, Christmas music for voice and percussion, Handbell music (includes duets and quartets), a Piano Solo and a Duet for 2 Pianos, Instant Handbells with scores for immediate performances of Change Ringing, and Melodee Bells with scores for immediate performances of Change Ringing for young children or audience participation. Dawn also has books for toddlers to learn colors, numbers, and letters. She has books for 4 yr. olds and up to learn music note values, basic math, and combinations and permutations (don't let this scare you - it's interactive and fun!) 13 Pieces is a book of Dawn's short stories and poetry. Dawn LaBuy-Brockett, Pi Kappa Lambda, BM and MM Music Theory and Composition, NIU, BA Mathematics with a minor in English, IWU. Contributor Bio:  Labuy-Brockett, Dawn Dawn LaBuy-Brockett is a music composer, a playwright, and a published author. Her birthday is April Fools' Day. Doesn't that just about explain everything? If you're not smiling, you haven't met her yet!