/ 2 Parties Voix Aigues (SA) A Cappella
SKU: PR.312419150
ISBN 9781491136027. UPC: 680160688173.
Chora l literature played a major role in Adolphus Hailstork’s early inspirations, as he grew up singing in choirs. While in college, he created this beautifully plaintive madrigal, setting the words of Orlando Gibbons’ familiar “The Silver Swan.†The result is a strikingly powerful new setting, a perfect partner to the iconic work from the Renaissance, and an early glimpse of Hailstork’s magnificent career filled with choral and vocal music. THE SILVER SWAN is in a traditional tonal language and scored for a cappella S.A.T.B. chorus without divisi, making it easily within reach of choirs of all levels.
SKU: OU.9780193527539
ISBN 9780193527539. 10 x 7 inches.
For SSA and piano Originally published as part of the Songbird collection As you sing, this is a beautiful and modern setting of a traditional text, popularised by Orlando Gibbons' well-known madrigal 'The silver swan'.
About Songbird
S ongbird presents new and exciting original material for upper voices. Showcasing the work of today's most innovative names in choral writing, the series includes songs in a variety of scorings, from SA voices with piano to SSAA and percussion. With a range of distinctive musical styles - and warmth, flair, and character in abundance - this is upper-voice choral music at its very best.
SKU: MB.30781M
ISBN 9781513462721. 8.75 x 11.75 inches.
The more you play the guitar the better youâ??ll become and the more fun and enjoyment youâ??ll have. When I asked Rev. Gary Davis when and how I should practice on my guitar his answer was clear. He told me to play first thing in the morning and then last thing at night. He said I should keep my guitar out of its case so that I could play it whenever I wanted. The message was to play and enjoy yourself.
This collection of blues, jug band tunes, rags and novelty songs should present you with hours, weeks, months and even years of enjoyment and challenges. The arrangements vary from easy to difficult. Includes access to online audio.
The tunes presented include: Going To Germany, Walk Right In, My Money Never Runs Out, Cocaine Habit Blues, KC Moan, Stealinâ??, Stealinâ??, You May Leave, Mississippi River Waltz, Heâ??s In The Jailhouse Now, Show Me The Way To Go Home, Guitar Stomp, Mississippi Blues, Blues For The Mann, Shine On Harvest Moon, Creole Belles - March and Two Step, The Teddy Bearsâ?? Picnic, Nola, Dallas Rag, At A Georgia Camp Meeting, St. Louis Tickle, Mabelâ??s Dream, Powder Rag and Silver Swan
SKU: BT.PMC4518
Michael Bussewitz-Quarm (b. 1971, US - living on New York's Long Island), composer of more than 30 vocal and choral works written over the past 20 years, is a passionate advocate of music's role in effecting social awareness andchange. The Silver Swan (SATB, SSAA, TTBB) is dedicated to a Long Islander who lost his battle with PTSD following his tour of duty as a medic in Iraq. Adapted from the text attributed to Orlando Gibbons, this setting memorializeslives lost to conflict with the tender repeating phrase He sang his first, and sang his last, and sang no more.
SKU: GH.N03748
ISBN 9790070028974. A4 inches.
SKU: HL.540125
UPC: 196288075745. 6.75x10.5x0.036 inches.
Gibbons first wrote the famous setting of his text in 1612. The clever poem shares when a swan's voice is heard and compares it to the state of human character. Burchard not only maintains the poem but a renaissance motet style colored in 21st century harmonies. College and comminity choirs will ennjoy this brilliant work.
SKU: ST.EM5
ISBN 9790220206849.
Gibb ons seems to have been outside the process 'by which', wrote Joseph Kerman in The Elizabethan Madrigal, 'England first became sophisticated in the ways of Continental music.' These 20 pieces certainly, if differently, follow the pure line of William Byrd and are still of the old 'English' school. They include The Silver Swan and Dainty Fine Bird. CONTENTS Ah dear heart (SAA (or T) A (or T) B) Dainty fine bird (SST (or A) TB) Fair is the rose (SA (or S) ATB) Fair ladies that to love (SSAT (or A) B) Farewell all joys (SSA (or T) A (or T) B) How art thou thralled (SS (or A) TTB) I feign not friendship (SSAT (or A) B) I see Ambition never pleased (SSATB) I tremble not at noise of war (SSAT (or A) B) I weigh not fortuneAs frown (SSAT (or A) B) Lais now old (SATT (or A) B) Mongst thousands good (SSAT (or A) B) Nay let me weep (SA (or S) T (or A) T (or A) B) NeAer let the sun (SAT (or A) TB) Now each flowery bank of May (SST (or A) TB) O that the learned poets (SSA (or T) B ( or T) B) Silver Swan, The (SSA (or T) B (or T) B) Trust not too much fair youth (SST (or A) TB) What is our life? (SAA (or T) TB) Yet if that age (SS (or A) T (or A) TB).
