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Come, Celebrate! (Scarsdale Bicentennial Song) - Vocal Solo or Unison Voices
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Come, Celebrate! (Scarsdale Bicentennial Song) - Vocal Solo or Unison Voices Unison Choir - Digital Sheet Music

Medium Voice, Vocal Solo, Voice, Voice Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1530632

By Kate & C. Rybak. Composed by Connie Rybak. Arranged by Constance Shelengian. This edition: pdf. Holiday, Patriotic, Pop, Rock. 7 pages. Constance Shelengian #1103865. Published by Constance Shelengian (A0.1530632).

Come, Celebrate! By Connie Rybak. For Voice, Piano and Guitar chords. Full Score and Optional Instrumental Pack (Bass Guitar, Drum Set parts) available separately.

Composed for the Village of Scarsdale's Bicentennial event in Westchester, NY, Come, Celebrate! premiered on May 28, 1988. The lyrics highlight gems of Scarsdale's history with a spirited message: “Come, Celebrate, and take pride in your town; Two hundred years looking great, and its’ future has no bounds.” This unison song was performed by community elementary school children joined by older adults. The score was buried in a time capsule in October, 1988, along with other items representing the Town of Scarsdale. It is identified by a historical marker at the intersection of White Plains Road and Crane Road.

A full accompaniment mp3 is available separately.

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