Sing Ling Ting (1914)

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Composer:	G.L. Cobb	Suppliers:
Editor:	Geoff Grainger	Quintet	T/T/T+B/B/GB(B)
Publisher:	Ditty Box Enterprises	Publication:	DBE 1150

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Length: approx. 3 mins.
Sing Ling Ting is one of a number of Chinese theme Cobb compositions which include Almond Eyes (1921), Broken China (1922) and Peter Gink (1918). It "chinkles "quite prettily and as a recorder sextet, it is an all tenor/bass affair requiring that the bass voices do not to overwhelm the tenors. The composition is in AABBAC form with an 8-bar introduction and a 4-bar interlude preceding the C-strain whereby the AB- and C-strains are written in the major keys of C and F respectively.
Sing Ling Ting was published in Cadenza by Walter Jacobs, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
A tempo of 80 crotchets/min. is suggested.

	Issue	Instruments	Performer


DBE MP3 Sample
Not issued	T/T/T+B/B/GB(B)	Midi Ragtime Recorder Ens.
Midi File(s)		Sequencer(s)
	Midi	James Pitt-Payne