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Is life a boon? (Yeomen of the guard) for organ solo
Composer Arthur Sullivan
Year of composition 1900
Arranger David Wheatley
Year of arrangement 1993
Lyricist none
Publisher n/a
Difficulty Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration 2 minutes
Genre Classical music
Instrumentation Solo instruments
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Many of ’Gilbert and Sullivans’catchy tunes sound well on the organ. This particular piece was arranged for a friends funeral - he wanted something happy! It can be played on any 2 manual organ (pipe or electronic) with a full pedal-board. It makes an especially good wedding interlude piece - e.g. whilst the register is being signed.

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