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Virginia Beauty: A Love Song for the Commonwealth
Joyce Johnson Rouse
Rouse House Music
PO Box 450, Independence, VA 24348
www.earthmama.org
$12.00 CD / $9.99 download cdbaby.com
Composer Joyce Johnson Rouse (a.k.a. "Earth Mama") created Virginia Beauty:
A Love Song for the Commonwealth as a tribute to Virginia's natural beauty
, hardworking people, and rich history. A medley of expert musicians perfor
m Virginia Beauty in standard, bluegrass, abbreviated, and instrumental ver
sions. Virginia Beauty is also enriched with bonus materials; when the CD i
nserted into a computer, the user gains access to printable documents and s
uggestions for using the song in performance and education. Highly recommen
ded! The audio tracks are "Long Version", "Bluegrass Version - Featuring Da
le Ann Bradley", "Short Version", and "Instrumental Track".
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