Bernard Dewagtere Arranger, Composer, Director, Teacher

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1 Bernard eagtere Arranger, omposer, irector, Teacher France, Erchin(59) About the artist More and more people ask me to make individual arrangements for them I'm happy to do it because I really like to help you Be kind - for any application - be as specific as possible : - Tone - Instrumentation - Url, title and composer - Etc I ill gladly respond favorably depending on my available time Qualification: Ph musicology Associate: SAEM - IPI code of the artist : Artist page : About the piece Title: [Scottish traditional folk song] omposer: Burns, Robert Arranger: eagtere, Bernard opyright: opyright eagtere, Bernard Instrumentation: Voice, piano or guitar or organ Style: Traditional omment: Auld Lang Syne is a Scottish poem ritten by Robert Burns in 1788 and set to the tune of a traditional folk song It is ell knon in many English-speaking countries and is often sung to celebrate the start of the ne year at the stroke of midnight at the start of Ne Year's ay The song's Scots title may be translated into English literally as old long since, or more idiomatically, long long ago[2] or days gone by The phrase Auld Lang (more online) Bernard eagtere on free-scorescom This sheet music requires an authorization : for public performances for use by teachers Buy this license at : /licence-partition-ukphppartition=3631 listen to the audio share your interpretation comment pay the licence contact the artist First added the : Last update : :21:25

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4 25 syne 2 syne An' here's a han', my tru - sty frien'! An 3 3fr 3fr 5fr gie's a han' o' thine! An' toom the cup to fiend - ship's groth an' E m E m B m 3fr 3fr 5fr syne syne, my dear, E m 7 A m /B / E m / A m 3fr 3fr 3fr 3fr 5fr 5fr 33 b

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