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The Music
This music has many flavors including a bit of western and classical musical.
Enjoy listening the beauty of Little Baby Mine (mp3).
Enjoy the western rythm of On The Open Prairie (mp3)
Smile at the humor of Welcome To Small Town USA (mp3)
Feel the power of the patriotism in Land Of Liberty (mp3)
And enjoy the humor and harmony of I Don't Understand Women and I Don't Understand Men (mp3)
Other Enjoyable Songs
Fire SongI Want Someone To Love MeMy Broken Heart
By: Daris Howard
Cast: 8 Men, 7 Women one boy (about 12) two girls (about 4 and 7)
There could be more community people as well.
Set: Simple Set
Time: About 1 1/2 hours
Pricing:
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Music Rental Options
Full Orchestral Score:
(Piano, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet/Tenor Sax, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Trombone, Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass, Guitar, Percussion) Also include one piano/combo score for practice, one Directors Scores (Act I and II)
Full Package rent - $70 - includes director's scores and an extra piano practice score.
Extra individual instrument book rent - $5 each
Extra piano score (see above).
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Piano, Combo MusicComing Soon - Contact Us For Availablility This play has a non musical version as well see Coming Home (non musical).

Synopsis
        Shauna Smith and her two daughters, Susan and Sally, along with Susan's fiance, Tom, find themselves in a small town for Memorial Day weekend when their car breaks down. It turns out to not be just any town but the town where Shauna's husband, Richard, grew up, though none of them have been there before.
        It seems too much of a coincidence to have just happened. The old man, Ben, seems to know them as well. Susan and Sally also find a picture of him in history book about the town and believe he is the ghost of their great-grandfather, Ben, who had died many years ealier. Why does he want them there?
        The people of the town add humor by just being their ordinary selves. Soon everyone begins to love the town. They soon realize that the town needs them and they begin to love the simpler life.
        The ending has some interesting twists as Richard shows up. He thought he had planned the whole thing, but soon finds out perhaps he was just part of a plan by Ben.
        For a real fun, community play, this is one you will want to do.