Stewart Wallace
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Stewart
Wallace is a composer, performer, and teacher with experience in a wide
range of musical styles. He studied music at Goldsmiths' College, London
where he specialised in trombone performance and electronic music.
He went on to gain a Master of Science degree in Music Technology from The City University, London. For many years he has composed songs and jingles, specialising in Christian songs composed to fit specific themes and issues.
As a teacher he has taught in schools and colleges to all ages and levels of students, and currently teaches at Cobham Hall, Kent, England.
Stewart is able to take commissions for arrangements and composing, you can contact him through this link.
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Stewart Wallace
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Wallace: Lazy Afternoon
Lazy Afternoon for 2 trumpets, horn in F, trombone and tuba
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Wallace: Beyond Infinity
Beyond Infinity for Keyboard Ensemble of mixed ability including 1st year players
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Wallace: Melodie de Noel
Mélodie de Noël is lovely trio for 2 violins and piano.
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(6/9)
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Wallace: Stirring Stuff
Stirring Stuff for flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon with note names for less experienced players
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(2/9)
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Wallace: Calles Americanas
Calles Americanas is a fun but tricky duet with a pacy Latin beat.
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(7/9)
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Wallace: Glory
Glory, a bright, cheerful Christmas song recalling the news received by the shepherds, that Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem.
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(3/9)
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Wallace: Show Me
Show Me, an original anthem for piano soprano alto and men. Please mention the composers name whenever performed
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Difficulty (3/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 1 Come Blow Your Horn
Come Blow Your Horn, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
Original:
Difficulty (2/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 2 Glory Hallelujah
Glory Hallelujah, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
Original:
Difficulty (2/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 3 Wondering
Wondering, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
Original:
Difficulty (2/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 4 Born in a Bethlehem Stable
Born in a Bethlehem Stable, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
Original:
Difficulty (2/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 5 Following a Star
Following a Star, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
Original:
Difficulty (2/9)
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Wallace: The Nursery Nativity: 6 Come Blow Your Horn repr.
Come Blow Your Horn reprise, from The Nursery Nativity, A Christmas musical for young children. Nursery Rhyme characters help 2 children to understand the meaning of the Nativity story.
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Difficulty (2/9)
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