Rub a Dub from 'Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose', Op. 19

SKU: AY.FRD52

ISBN 9790302115090.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the first song of the collection, In Islingen There Was a Man.

SKU: AY.FRD54

ISBN 9790302115113.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the fourth song of the collection, Miniature Biographies.

SKU: AY.FRD51

ISBN 9790302115083.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the second song of the collection, The Proposal.

SKU: AY.FRD53

ISBN 9790302115106.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the third song of the collection, Rub a Dub.

SKU: AY.FRD56

ISBN 9790302115137.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the sixth song of the collection, Peter Piper.

SKU: AY.FRD55

ISBN 9790302115120.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the fifth song of the collection, Simple Simon.

SKU: AY.FRD57

ISBN 9790302115144.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume. This product only contains the seventh song of the collection, Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again.

SKU: AY.FRD50

ISBN 9790302115076.

The Nonsense Songs from Mother Goose, Op. 19 for mixed voices and piano consists of seven songs: In Islingen There Was a Man, The Proposal, Rub a Dub, Miniature Biographies, Simple Simon, Peter Piper, and Merry Shall We Part and Merry Meet Again. The first performance took place on May 6, 1973 at the National Gallery of Art, with the Georgetown University Men's Chorus, conducted by Paul Hume.

SKU: CA.1243500

ISBN 9790007171322.

Disn ey films remain ever-popular, chiefly because of their soundtracks. Many songs continue to enjoy fame and popularity decades after the film premieres. The songs in this volume - Supercalifragilisticexpia lidocious from Mary Poppins dating from1964, Under the Sea from The Little Mermaid dating from 1989 and I See the Light from Tangled dating from 2010 - received many awards including Oscars and Grammys. Because the tunes are so catchy, they are timeless, appeal to many generations, and have a life of their own beyond the film. High spirited songs like sympathetic nanny Mary Poppins' nonsense song can be sung anywhere! Rainer Butz has expertly arranged the songs for equal-voice youth choir with piano accompaniment. The new series chorissimo! MOVIE contains up-to-date choral arrangements of well-known film music suitable for school and youth choirs.

SKU: MN.50-5300A

UPC: 688670000003.

Full Score available for rental from the publisher.

SKU: SU.80101470

Two Folk Songs (2011) are settings of traditional American folk songs, primarily associated with Appalachia. In keeping with the nature of the source material (and how it is performed in folk contexts), the settings are very straightforward. Every Night, When the Sun Goes Down is song with lyrics that focus on the transcendent peace that comes from faith, overcoming sorrow and death. Sourwood Mountain is a jubilant song with a nonsense refrain (hey-ho diddle-um day). The organ setting evokes the spirit of the banjo. As often happens in a traditional folk band, the melody is elaborated in a more virtuosic fashion on each repetition. Instrumentation: Organ Duration: 6' Composed: 2011 Published by: Zimbel Press.

SKU: PR.362012620

UPC: 680160057702.

SKU: BR.EB-9243

ISBN 9790004185438. 9 x 12 inches.

It was the practice of Khoomii (throat singing) - following several workshops with Michael Ormiston - that first attracted me to Tuvan music. Composing this Songbook, the first in a series commissioned by the Ligeti Quartet, I took the chance to reflect on compositional questions around transcription and arrangement of existing music, and frequently found myself asking: where is the boundary between the source material and the new substance? Of course the relationship varies from piece to piece, and moment to moment: sometimes we seem to glimpse the pure source, but most of the time there are differing degrees of distance, working towards or away from it. This new version for string orchestra corresponds closely to the original quartet version, with an additional part for double basses.The traditional Tuvan songs that I have transcribed and recomposed are all known to me from the Ay Kherel CD The Music of Tuva: Throat Singing and Instruments from Central Asia (2004, Arc Music). According to the notes from that CD, this is what the songs are about:1. Dyngylday: If you have come on a horse in blue, it doesn't mean that you are the best. My heart tells me something else: my sweetheart doesn't have such a beautiful horse, but he is my darling.An alternative interpretation from Alash Ensemble (alashensemble.com): The word dyngylday is a nonsense term with no translation. The song makes good-humored fun of somebody for being a good-for-nothing.2. Eki Attar (The Best Steeds): The horse is the basis of our life. It is a magic creature. Even its step is full of music and rhythm. You may not be a horse rider, but when you hear this song you will always remember horses.3. Kuda Yry: This wedding song glorifies the strength of the groom and the beauty of his Horse.4. Ezir-Kara ('Black Eagle'): This was the name of a horse, who became a legend through his remarkable strength and speed.It is not just overtones that abound here: there are galloping rhythms aplenty, and though I am no horse rider I tried to keep the horses galloping in my imagination while composing these pieces.Christian Mason (with quotes from Ay Kherel and Alash Ensemble)

World premiere of the original version: London/UK, May 10, 2016, World premiere of the string orchestra version: Clermont-Ferrand/France, October 8, 2020.

SKU: BR.EB-9244

ISBN 9790004185445. 9 x 12 inches.

It was the practice of Khoomii (throat singing) - following several workshops with Michael Ormiston - that first attracted me to Tuvan music. Composing this Songbook, the first in a series commissioned by the Ligeti Quartet, I took the chance to reflect on compositional questions around transcription and arrangement of existing music, and frequently found myself asking: where is the boundary between the source material and the new substance? Of course the relationship varies from piece to piece, and moment to moment: sometimes we seem to glimpse the pure source, but most of the time there are differing degrees of distance, working towards or away from it. This new version for string orchestra corresponds closely to the original quartet version, with an additional part for double basses.The traditional Tuvan songs that I have transcribed and recomposed are all known to me from the Ay Kherel CD The Music of Tuva: Throat Singing and Instruments from Central Asia (2004, Arc Music). According to the notes from that CD, this is what the songs are about:1. Dyngylday: If you have come on a horse in blue, it doesn't mean that you are the best. My heart tells me something else: my sweetheart doesn't have such a beautiful horse, but he is my darling.An alternative interpretation from Alash Ensemble (alashensemble.com): The word dyngylday is a nonsense term with no translation. The song makes good-humored fun of somebody for being a good-for-nothing.2. Eki Attar (The Best Steeds): The horse is the basis of our life. It is a magic creature. Even its step is full of music and rhythm. You may not be a horse rider, but when you hear this song you will always remember horses.3. Kuda Yry: This wedding song glorifies the strength of the groom and the beauty of his Horse.4. Ezir-Kara ('Black Eagle'): This was the name of a horse, who became a legend through his remarkable strength and speed.It is not just overtones that abound here: there are galloping rhythms aplenty, and though I am no horse rider I tried to keep the horses galloping in my imagination while composing these pieces.Christian Mason (with quotes from Ay Kherel and Alash Ensemble)

World premiere of the original version: London/UK, May 10, 2016, World premiere of the string orchestra version: Clermont-Ferrand/France, October 8, 2020.

SKU: MN.50-9954

UPC: 688670590545.

A delightful setting of the poem by Andrew Carter.

SKU: MN.50-9953

UPC: 688670590538.

A delightful setting of the poem by Lewis Carroll.

SKU: MN.50-9955

UPC: 688670590552.

A delightful setting of the poem by Edward Lear.

SKU: WD.080689577178

UPC: 080689577178.

Caleb ’s mom has offered to host this year’s Sunday School Christmas party at their home. Sounds great, but...

Caleb’s mom, Mrs. Marlin, is a legendary, no-nonsense, better get it right math teacher who has had most of the kids from church in her math class at school. Convinced that his mom's penchant for turning everything into a math lesson will take the fun out of the evening, Caleb does his best to allay everyone's fears that the party might get hijacked by a math quiz! During the course of the evening, Mrs. Marlin shares the Christmas story as only a math teacher could; the songs tell the story...Countdown, What Sense Does a Census Make?, Treegonometry, He Can Count on Me, and It All Adds Up with Joy to the World!. Christmas by the numbers never sounded so good!!

COUNTING DOWN TO CHRISTMAS, created by Ali Carlson, is the newest release from Simply WordKidz, the best-selling, easy-learn-easy-sing children's series from Word Music & Church Resources. Simply WordKidz means no hassle, easy to learn, easy to sing, and easy for you to produce! Even more importantly, it will be easy for your church to fall in love with this fun and funny, warm and memorable Christmastime celebration for kids choir.

Casting:

• Caleb (age 8-12, 10 lines)
• Dylan (age 8-12, 11 line)
• Victoria (age 8-12, 11 lines)
• Peyton (age 8-12, 17 lines)
• Haley (8-12, 7 lines)
• Mrs. Marlin (age 30-50, 18 lines)

SKU: CA.1232900

ISBN M-007-25066-9. Key: G major. All languages.

Widegack sda, Adidihoi, Plapperdi latterdi, and Rippelrabums. Creative nonsense words such as these have been arranged in a musically-rhythmic way by Mark Anders, a Berlin music teacher and father of two children, and made into a cheerful children's choir piece which ranges from vocal unison to babbling three-part textures. Extensively tried and tested with the children's choirs in his music school, the piece is fun not only to learn, but also infects audiences with its captivating liveliness. A homage to children's imagination! For children from 5 to 11 years.

SKU: CA.1232905

ISBN M-007-25067-6. Key: G major. All languages.

Widegack sda, Adidihoi, Plapperdi latterdi, and Rippelrabums. Creative nonsense words such as these have been arranged in a musically-rhythmic way by Mark Anders, a Berlin music teacher and father of two children, and made into a cheerful children's choir piece which ranges from vocal unison to babbling three-part textures. Extensively tried and tested with the children's choirs in his music school, the piece is fun not only to learn, but also infects audiences with its captivating liveliness. A homage to children's imagination! For children from 5 to 11 years.