Hey, Sokoly, Op. 224 (Organ Duet) by Vidas Pinkevicius
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SKU: A0.1164686
Composed by Vidas Pinkevicius. Contemporary,Multicultural,World. Score. 19 pages. Secrets of Organ Playing #765017. Published by Secrets of Organ Playing (A0.1164686).This is a duet for two organists to be played with four hands and four feet. It is based on the famous Polish/Ukrainian folk song "Hey, Sokoly" which has become a significant song in the context of the terrible war in Ukraine. This piece is designed to spread awareness about the tragedy of Ukrainian people and the war crimes being committed by the Russian aggressors in Ukraine. It will give a voice to organists who are at a loss for words but cannot keep silent in the face of the unthinkable situation the brave Ukrainian people are experiencing every day.
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