Auld Lang Syne Acapella

Bernard DewagtereArranger, Composer, Director, Teacher

France, Erchin(59)

About the artist

Doctor of musicology, conductor and composer, I manage ACCELERANDO, vocational musical school (visitthe website)Personal web: http://www.formationmusicale.fr

About the piece

Title: Chant des adieux (ce n’est qu’un au revoir) [Scottishtraditional folk song]

Composer: Burns, RobertArranger: Dewagtere, BernardLicence: Copyright © Dewagtere, BernardInstrumentation: Choral SSA a cappellaStyle: TraditionalComment: "Auld Lang Syne" is a Scottish poem written by Robert

Burns in 1788 and set to the tune of a traditional folksong. It is well known in many English-speakingcountries and is often sung to celebrate the start of thenew year at the stroke of midnight at the start of NewYear's Day. The song's Scots title may be translatedinto English literally as "old long since", or moreidiomatically, "long long ago"[2] ... (more online)

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First added the : 2011-10-10 Last update : 2011-10-09 22:33:22

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