Name: Fields of Green by Scott Ninmer
Duration: 6 min 56 s
Description: "Fields of Green" makes large use of slash chord harmony in this happy tune. The pianist is given a large section to solo alone in the middle of the chart before the ensemble re-enters. The melody morphs and shifts throughout this second half of the chart, not resting until the final chord is sounded.

Played this song in a group i was in, it was awesome

Love this chart Scott! I wanna play that bass trombone part :)

Love all the inversions and altered bass notes. My kind of harmony.

"Fields of Green" makes large use of slash chord harmony in this happy tune. The pianist is given a large section to solo alone in the middle of the chart before the ensemble re-enters. The melody morphs and shifts throughout this second half of the chart, not resting until the final chord is sounded. 

Fields of Green

Composed by Robert Lowry.  Arr. by Robert Hugh. Recorded live on 4/11/2014 at Meng Hall, Calif. State Univ. Fullerton.  Brass accompaniment arranged by Drew Ninmer.

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Huge thanks to my brother Drew, Taylor Covey, and everyone else who played on this piece and made this awesome recording possible!

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I was inspired by my good friend, Jim Nova, to do some multitrack recording over the past year.  This is the first track I decided to do, as I always enjoy hearing new takes on Christmas music that I've had the chance to play.  This setting of Still, Still, Still is my "winterization" of what I think is a beautiful piece that portrays the peace, solitude, and soulful harmony of the Christmas season.  

Fields of Green

Scott Ninmer

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