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...And the Moon Is Listening (I. from Things That Go Bump In the Night)

SA/SSA, piano, optional flute solo - SEA-011-01 - $2.00/copy - ME
Commissioned through the Syracuse Society for New Music Composers-in-the-Schools Program

This is the first movement of Things That Go Bump In the Night.

Score
Things That Go Bump In the Night Music by Elizabeth Alexander
Based on poems by students at Edward Smith Elementary School (Syracuse, NY)

I. And the moon is listening...
I lie in bed at night and listen.
Doors creak and walls moan,
Faucets drip and the house is settling.
And the moon is listening...
I lie in bed at night and listen.
Mice creep and clocks tick,
Cars send signals across my ceiling.
And the moon is listening...
My cats go bumpity-bump all night,
On the table knocking things down! Bumpity-bumpity-bumpity-bumpity-bump!
I lie in bed at night and listen.
Snow falls and branches sway,
Wind chimes clatter in the breeze.
And the moon is listening...And I drift to sleep...

Based on poems by students at Edward Smith Elementary School (Syracuse, NY). Copyright © 1997 by Elizabeth Alexander
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