SKU: A0.707968

Suo Gan is a well known Welsh lullaby. This two octave bell arrangement uses 15 bells and is approximately 3 minutes long. It is a step up from a beginner piece, using many 'dotted quarter - eighth' and 'eighth - dotted quarter' patterns in the rhythms. Starting with a lone melody line, it develops into a simply accompanied song with the melody repeated in the treble clef, and then in the bass clef. This gentle tune has been used for many hymns and songs beyond its roots as a lullaby. 

This is a reproducible product. This piece may be purchased as a score for one performing group, and copies made for the members of that one performing group. Save money and space while allowing for more flexibility in annotating from year to year.

SKU: A0.533220

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for bassoon and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the bassoon always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an introduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the player to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533214

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for oboe and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the oboe always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an intro- duction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the oboist to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533215

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for clarinet and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the clarinet always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an intro- duction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the clarinetist to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533219

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for english horn and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the english horn always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an introduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the player to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533222

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for horn and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the horn always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an introduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the player to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533221

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for bass and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the bass always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an introduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the player to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.905480

This beautiful Welsh Lullaby is the perfect addition to your harp music collection.  It is arranged for the beginner, but will work well for any skill level.

This would be beautiful as a recital piece or in a hospice or hospital setting.

Arranged in the key of G and C for both Lever and Double Harp.  Four pieces of sheet music in one file!

SKU: A0.533213

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby. This work for violin and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the violin always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measure sequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as an intro- duction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere each time the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the job of the violinist to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence by sequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533224

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby.This work for tuba and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the tuba always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measuresequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as anintroduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere eachtime the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the jobof the tubist to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence bysequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.533223

This is an arrangement of the famous Welsh lullaby.This work for trombone and piano is not at all a set of variations on a theme, because the trombone always plays, without embellishment, the same sixteen-measuresequence four times. The four first measure of the this theme are played once as anintroduction. The piano, however, is asked to create a different atmosphere eachtime the theme returns, replacing the meaning of the words. It is therefore the jobof the trombonist to find a different way of presenting the same theme, sequence bysequence, which is not entirely the easiest thing to do!

SKU: A0.1071721

All through the night, (Ar Hyd y Nos). In music box sound style !
The beautiful, gentle sound of a music box can instantly call up memories of childhood or create a special atmosphere.
The song is in the mp3 format, playable on an
iPhone / smartphone, iPad / tablet, laptop, desktop and lots of other devices.

Traditional Welsh lullaby.
mp3 time: 3:55'' minutes. Stereo.

Ar Hyd y Nos (English: All Through the Night) is a Welsh song sung to a tune that was first recorded in Edward Jones' Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards (1784).The song is also sometimes considered a Christmas carol, and as such has been performed by many artists on Christmas albums.
Enjoy it !