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DON'T FENCE ME IN(Workshop CD) by Tull Glazener |
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NEW WORKSHOP CDS: printed the tab sheets out on "heavy" (card-stock) paper, and packaged inside a "clear poly project folder" that even has a pocket for a CD on the inside and each CD contains approximately 60 minutes of instruction... | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Tull now has teaching CDs
available for selected tunes/arrangements. Each CD contains
approximately 60 minutes of instruction, taking the student through
the tunes step by step, note by note, chord by chord, gradually
working up speed, and culminating with "play along" tracks at the
end. Students learn new techniques and new tunes at the same time.
It's like having a workshop instructor in your living room - except
that you can hit "rewind" or "repeat" for those tricky sections!
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Don't Fence Me In
20th Century Fox studios commissioned
American composer Cole Porter to "write a cowboy song" for a film
musical it was producing in 1934 to be titled "Adios Argentina". An
Indiana native, Porter had never traveled west of the Mississippi in
his life. He came across a poem written by a highway engineer from
Montana named Robert Fletcher, and adapted the lyrics to pair with
the now familiar melody. The original film for which it was intended
was never released, but 10 years later, the song was resurrected
when Roy Rogers sang it in a film called "Hollywood Canteen". The
song was an immediate hit, so much so that a few years later, Rogers
made another film entitled "Don't Fence Me In", and performed the
title song along with Dale Evans and the Sons of the Pioneers. The
list of artists who have since recorded it include Kate Smith, Bing
Crosby, Gene Autry, Louis Armstrong, Willie Nelson, Ella Fitzgerald,
and Frank Sinatra. It has become one of the most recognizable
"cowboy/western" songs in American pop culture, perhaps second only
to "Home on the Range". Music by COLE PORTER, Lyrics by COLE PORTER and ROBERT FLETCHER Copyright © 1934 (Renewed), WB MUSIC CORP. This Arrangement © Copyright 2008 by WB MUSIC CORP. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. Used by Permission. CD Track List:
Don't Fence Me In - mp3 Demo sound clip Item Name: Don't Fence Me
In - Workshop CD for
mountain dulcimer arrangement by Tull Glazener |
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