SKU: CF.CM9720
ISBN 9781491160992. UPC: 680160919598. Key: E minor. Finnish, English. Finnish Carol with additional words by Dan Miner.
Accompanied by piano and oboe, this traditional carol offers treble choirs an opportunity to explore the beauty of traditional Finnish music. This arrangement offers each voice part the opportunity to lead as well as harmonize the melody throughout the verses. Care should be taken to ensure the melody is properly balanced through the harmonization in each verse. Tenutos are marked throughout to help choirs discover the simplistic beauty of this carol. Marked pitches should be stressed, but not accented. To further aid in the flow of the melodic line, I suggest a slight crescendo in each measure from beat 4 over the bar-line into beat 1 (as in m. 16-17) unless otherwise marked. An English paraphrase is offered in addition to the original Finnish text to make this song accessible to choirs of all abilities. It is my sincere hope that through this arrangement, choirs and audiences will fall in love with this simplistically beautiful carol! Finnish Pronunciation Guide Finnish is written phonetically with every letter sounding. This includes both vowels in a diphthong. Consonants sound as English consonants. Phonetic Vowel/IPA Pronunciations a = ah / [a] e = ey / [e] i = eeh / [i] o = oh / [o] u = ooh / [u] j is pronounced as an English y y is pronounced as a German u a is pronounced as in the English word that with a mix of eh sound There is a recording of the Finnish pronunciation by the arranger which can be found at www.carlfischer.com/cm9720 About the arranger Dan Miner is an Assistant Choir Director at Atascocita High School in the metropolitan area of Houston, TX and has taught choral music at both the junior high and high school levels in both Arizona and Texas. He holds degrees in music education and piano performance from Michigan State University. In addition to composing, outside of the classroom Dan is an active accompanist for community, school, sacred, and TMEA Region choirs. He also serves as Organist/Music Associate at Clear Lake United Methodist Church.Accompanied by piano and oboe, this traditional carol offers treble choirs an opportunity to explore the beauty of traditional Finnish music. This arrangement offers each voice part the opportunity to lead as well as harmonize the melody throughout the verses. Care should be taken to ensure the melody is properly balanced through the harmonization in each verse.Tenutos are marked throughout to help choirs discover the simplistic beauty of this carol. Marked pitches should be stressed, but not accented. To further aid in the flow of the melodic line, I suggest a slight crescendo in each measure from beat 4 over the bar-line into beat 1 (as in m. 16-17) unless otherwise marked.An English paraphrase is offered in addition to the original Finnish text to make this song accessible to choirs of all abilities.It is my sincere hope that through this arrangement, choirs and audiences will fall in love with this simplistically beautiful carol!Finnish Pronunciation GuideFinnish is written phonetically with every letter sounding. This includes both vowels in a diphthong. Consonants sound as English consonants.Phonetic Vowel/IPA Pronunciationsa = ah / [a]e = ey / [e]i = eeh / [i]o = oh / [o]u = ooh / [u]j is pronounced as an English yy is pronounced as a German üä is pronounced as in the English word ??that? with a mix of ??eh? soundThere is a recording of the Finnish pronunciation by the arranger which can be found at www.carlfischer.com/cm9720About the arranger Dan Miner is an Assistant Choir Director at Atascocita High School in the metropolitan area of Houston, TX and has taught choral music at both the junior high and high school levels in both Arizona and Texas. He holds degrees in music education and piano performance from Michigan State University.In addition to composing, outside of the classroom Dan is an active accompanist for community, school, sacred, and TMEA Region choirs. He also serves as Organist/Music Associate at Clear Lake United Methodist Church.
Accompanied by piano and oboe, this traditional carol offers treble choirs an opportunity to explore the beauty of traditional Finnish music. This arrangement offers each voice part the opportunity to lead as well as harmonize the melody throughout the verses. Care should be taken to ensure the melody is properly balanced through the harmonization in each verse. Tenutos are marked throughout to help choirs discover the simplistic beauty of this carol. Marked pitches should be stressed, but not accented. To further aid in the flow of the melodic line, I suggest a slight crescendo in each measure from beat 4 over the bar-line into beat 1 (as in m. 16-17) unless otherwise marked. An English paraphrase is offered in addition to the original Finnish text to make this song accessible to choirs of all abilities. It is my sincere hope that through this arrangement, choirs and audiences will fall in love with this simplistically beautiful carol! Finnish Pronunciation Guide Finnish is written phonetically with every letter sounding. This includes both vowels in a diphthong. Consonants sound as English consonants. Phonetic Vowel/IPA Pronunciations a = ah / [a] e = ey / [e] i = eeh / [i] o = oh / [o] u = ooh / [u] j is pronounced as an English y y is pronounced as a German u a is pronounced as in the English word that with a mix of eh sound There is a recording of the Finnish pronunciation by the arranger which can be found at www.carlfischer.com/cm972 0 About the arranger Dan Miner is an Assistant Choir Director at Atascocita High School in the metropolitan area of Houston, TX and has taught choral music at both the junior high and high school levels in both Arizona and Texas. He holds degrees in music education and piano performance from Michigan State University. In addition to composing, outside of the classroom Dan is an active accompanist for community, school, sacred, and TMEA Region choirs. He also serves as Organist/Music Associate at Clear Lake United Methodist Church.Accompanied by piano and oboe, this traditional carol offers treble choirs an opportunity to explore the beauty of traditional Finnish music. This arrangement offers each voice part the opportunity to lead as well as harmonize the melody throughout the verses. Care should be taken to ensure the melody is properly balanced through the harmonization in each verse.Tenutos are marked throughout to help choirs discover the simplistic beauty of this carol. Marked pitches should be stressed, but not accented. To further aid in the flow of the melodic line, I suggest a slight crescendo in each measure from beat 4 over the bar-line into beat 1 (as in m. 16-17) unless otherwise marked.An English paraphrase is offered in addition to the original Finnish text to make this song accessible to choirs of all abilities.It is my sincere hope that through this arrangement, choirs and audiences will fall in love with this simplistically beautiful carol!Finnish Pronunciation GuideFinnish is written phonetically with every letter sounding. This includes both vowels in a diphthong. Consonants sound as English consonants.Phonetic Vowel/IPA Pronunciationsa = ah / [a]e = ey / [e]i = eeh / [i]o = oh / [o]u = ooh / [u]j is pronounced as an English yy is pronounced as a German üä is pronounced as in the English word “that†with a mix of “eh†soundThere is a recording of the Finnish pronunciation by the arranger which can be found at www.carlfischer.com/cm972 0About the arranger Dan Miner is an Assistant Choir Director at Atascocita High School in the metropolitan area of Houston, TX and has taught choral music at both the junior high and high school levels in both Arizona and Texas. He holds degrees in music education and piano performance from Michigan State University.In addition to composing, outside of the classroom Dan is an active accompanist for community, school, sacred, and TMEA Region choirs. He also serves as Organist/Music Associate at Clear Lake United Methodist Church.
SKU: HL.49007269
ISBN 9783795750374.
Kein e Frage! Zu einem modernen, komfortabel ausgestatteten Keyboard gehoren auch zeitgemasse, ansprechende Notenausgaben. Diese Serie ist fur die Keyboards der neuen Generation massgeschneidert, die die leicht spielbaren Arrangements im Supersound erklingen lassen. Die Ausstattung der Hefte durfte alle Erwartungen eines Keyboarders erfullen. Sie finden: Vorschlage zur Registrierung, zum Tempo, zur Begleitautomatik, zum Einsatz von Effekten, leicht spielbare Fingersatze, Hinweise zur Ausfuhrung jedes Stuckes und je eine Tabelle, in die Sie Ihre personlichen Gestaltungsideen eintragen konnen. Die doppelseitige Einlage zeigt Ihnen alle Griffe fur den Einsatz der Einfinger-Akkord-Automati k, gibt Ihnen grundlegende Informationen uber die Moglichkeiten Ihres Instruments, enthalt speziell auf das Keyboard zugeschnittene Tipps zum Uben, mit deren Hilfe Sie jedes dieser Stucke vorfuhrreif spielen lernen und erklart und ubersetzt im Mini-Lexikon mehr als 60 Begriffe aus der Fachsprache des Keyboarders.Der 3. Weihnachtsband der Reihe Keyboard Klangwelt versammelt internationale Weihnachtslieder - von Finnland und England uber Frankreich und Spanien bis in die USA.
SKU: FG.55011-308-4
ISBN 9790550113084.
In this collection of chamber music, edited by Sirkka Kuula, all works are published for the first time. Instrumentation and level of difficulty vary from work to work. The package contains a score and all parts. Instrument requirements listed below: Sisallys, contents: 1) Rondo, sine op. (1906) - (str4) 2) Valse lente, sine op. (1905) - (str4) 3) Fuuga, sine op. (1906) - (str4 or ens.) 4) Syntymistaan sureva (sovitus suomalaisesta kansanlaulusta) - (str4 or ens.) 5) Suomalaisia kansanlauluja (sovitus) - (str4 or ens.) Yksin istun ja lauleskelen Lohduton Koiviston polska Joulupuu on rakennettu Mun sydamestani rakastanPirun polska Suursaaren suurta polskaa 6) Kaipaus (sav. J. Granqvist, sov. Toivo Kuula) - (str4 or ens.) 7) Tuonne taakse metsamaan (sovitus suomalaisesta kansanlaulusta) - (str4 or ens.) 8) Det gingo tva flickor i rosenlund (sovitus suomalaisesta kansanlaulusta) - (str4 or ens.) 9) Kansanlaulu nro 2 op. 9 nro 2b (sovitus 1909?) - (8 str) 10) Etelapohjalainen kansanlaulu nro 2 Luullahan jotta on lysti olla op. 17b nro 12 (sov. 1909) - (8 str) 11) Kanon, sine op. (1906) - (vl +vla) 12) Tanssi ja laulu Teuvo Pakkalan naytelmaan Meripojat - (voc+vl) 13) Tertsetti, sine op. (1904) - (3vl) 14) Jousitrio (Fuga), sine op. (1906) - (vl, vla, vcl) 15) Cassazione, sine op. (1906) - (2vl, pf) 16) Andante ja allegro, sine op. - (vl, vl, vla, pf).
