Gateways

Gateway to French Mélodies führt durch einen angenehmen Garten voller Poesie und Musik die leidenschaftlich und gefühlvoll gleichermaßen ist. Jeder Song erweckt ein Werk der französischen Kunst zum Leben mit sinnlicher Schönheit mit verführerischem Anmut und oftmals auch mit Humor. Verstehen was man singt ist das Konzept der Gateway Series. Jeder französische Liedtext wird zum Einen Wort für Wort und zum Anderen sinngemäß ins Englische übersetzt. So lernt der Sänger jedes Lied mit Überzeugung mit allen eventuell vorher unklar gewesenen phonetischen oder grammatischenFragen weiterhin wird die mögliche Interpretation jedes Werkes so deutlich. Der kulturelle Kontext jedes Liedes wird beleuchtet genau wie das Leben und das Werk der jeweiligen Komponisten.

Gateway to Freedom March-During the Civil War this pivotal transportation point located on the Potomac River and Aquia Creek was an important hub for both north and south. In addition it was a key link in the “network of freedom” forfugitive slaves. Paul Murtha pays tribute to this historical site with this great-sounding Sousa style march at an easy level.

Discovery Level 2-A Million Dreams is sung featuring the young P.T. Barnum as he shows his future bride Charity his visions and hopes for the future. Throughout all his hardships in life he is shown compassion and help from the freaks and oddities of the world and gains a broader perspective into the human condition. An outstanding message to reinforce in young singers Roger Emerson's arrangement is a gateway into instilling confidence and imagination in choral singing!

Commissioned at the 1993 GALA Leadership Conference for the Gateway (St. Louis) Men's Chorus. Also written for SATB and Piano with Tenor solo. Text by Langston Hughes.

Discovery Level 2-A Million Dreams features the young P.T. Barnum as he shows his visions and hopes for the future. Throughout all his hardships he is shown compassion and help and gains a broader perspective into the human condition. An outstanding message to reinforce in young singers Roger Emerson's arrangement is a gateway into instilling confidence and imagination in choral singing.

A Step-by-Step and Song-by-Song Guide for Absolute Beginners. Par . Learn how to play guitar with this effective guitar method successfully used by thousands of busy New Yorkers in their classes at New York City Guitar School. You'll learn the fundamentals of guitar with this motivating step-by-step comprehensive course for beginners which covers all the basics of guitar playing, and includes detailed practice session plans, motivating stories and great song examples. Topics covered include: The fundamental habits of great guitar players; The rest stroke; How to read chord diagrams; The D and G chords; How to tune your guitar; How to practice; The A7 Chord; How to play with a pick; The secret to memorizing songs; How to read tab and play cool licks; Pivot changes; G Major; E Minor; D 7th; The concept of chord progressions; The small barre--gateway to future guitar greatness; and much more. You'll get to play great songs while learning, too! Songs include: Chain of Fools · DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love · The First Cut Is the Deepest · I Fought the Law · Mirrorball · Mustang Sally · Old Town Road (I Got the Horses in the Back) · Pumped up Kicks · Rebel, Rebel · Sons

If you?re a jazz singer or instrumentalist and don?t already have basic skills in jazz piano: now is the time! Piano skills are the gateway to understanding chords and progressions, checking lead sheets for accuracy, learning new tunes, arranging, writing your own tunes, becoming a better improviser and so on. This book outlines an easy step-by-step process that makes learning basic jazz piano easy and fun! A Foggy Day (In London Town) George Gershwin (composer); Ira Gershwin (lyricist) A Time for Love (from An American Dream) Paul Francis Webster (lyricist); Johnny Mandel (composer) Ain't Misbehavin' (from Ain't Misbehavin') Fats Waller (composer); Andy Razaf (lyricist); Harry Brooks (composer) Alone Together Arthur Schwartz (composer); Howard Dietz (lyricist) Blues in the Night Harold Arlen (composer); Johnny Mercer (lyricist) East of the Sun (And West of the Moon) Brooks Bowman (composer) Embraceable You (from Girl Crazy) George Gershwin (composer); Ira Gershwin (lyricist) Emily Johnny Mandel (composer); Johnny Mercer (lyricist) Gentle Rain Luiz Bonfa (composer); Matt Dubey (lyricist) I Got Rhythm George Gershwin (composer); Ira Gershwin (lyricist) It Never Entered My Mind (from Higher and Higher) Lorenz Hart (lyricist); Richard Rodgers (composer) My Funny Valentine (from Babes in Arms) Lorenz Hart (lyricist); Richard Rodgers (composer) Prelude to a Kiss Irving Gordon (lyricist); Duke Ellington (composer); Irving Mills (lyricist) Secret Love (from Calamity Jane) Paul Francis Webster (lyricist); Sammy Fain (composer) Since I Fell for You Buddy Johnson (composer) The Lady Is a Tramp (from Babes in Arms) Lorenz Hart (lyricist); Richard Rodgers (composer) The Shadow of Your Smile (from The Sandpiper) Paul Francis Webster (lyricist); Johnny Mandel (composer) What Is This Thing Called Love? (from Wake Up and Dream) Cole Porter (composer) You Go to My Head Haven Gillespie (lyricist); J. Fred Coots (composer) You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (from Something to Shout About) Cole Porter (composer)

Score-'Down the moving line suddenly came the surging chant:Chi Rho Omega Lambda Chi!We meet tonight to celebrateThe Omega Lambda Chi!'''Omega Lambda Chi' was a fictitious fraternity created by some Yale sophomores in the 1870's. Freshmen were pledged to a non-existent society so they would buy the sophomores cigars and drinks. By the 1880's the name 'Omega Lambda Chi' had become applied to a wild May night of campus festivities. Classes paraded (sometimes with a band) singing shooting firecrackers and cheering the buildings of the Old Campus. Climaxing the rough and tumble evening was the 'Pass of Thermopolae.' In this brutal affair theFreshman class ran the gauntlet through the large stone Phelps Gateway while receiving the blows of the three upper classes. March: Omega Lambda Chi was probably written during Ives' Christmas vacation in 1895 and completed upon his return to school. It bears the title 'March on the air: Omega Lambda Chi 76 South Middle Campus January 4 1896.' The Yale Daily News reports that the ceremony took place that spring (May 18 1896) and that one of Ives' best friends D. C. Twitchell (later his brother-in-law) was one of the Omega Lambda Chi marshals. By 1900 the Omega Lambda Chi had become too dangerous and was outlawed by the faculty. Another Ives composition which was inspired by a Yale festive evening is Calcium Light Night.Charles Ives was a Yale student from 1894-1898. He was a popular figure on campus and was very active in social athletic and musical life. In 1928 Ives made a list of his band music on the back of one of his insurance company calendars. At least ten original band works are thought to have existed; there are numerous others that were band inspired. Only March: Omega Lambda Chi and March: Intercollegiate have been found complete in their band form. The tune 'Omega Lambda Chi' is derived from 'Sailing sailing' found in the first strain. The second strain and trio

Gateway to Freedom March-During the Civil War this pivotal transportation point located on the Potomac River and Aquia Creek was an important hub for both north and south. In addition it was a key link in the ?network of freedom? for fugitive slaves. Paul Murtha pays tribute to this historical site with this great-sounding Sousa style march at an easy level.

From the Gateway worship team in Ft. Worth Texas who brought us the new Come Thou Fount Come Thou King comes this exciting new arrangement by J. Daniel Smith starting with the well-known Doxology and adds a greatnew chorus. This one will be a “winner” with your congregation. Available separately: SATB CD Accompaniment Orchestration. Duration: ca. 4:30.

Beaucoup de chansons merveilleuses trouvé ici a été épuisé depuis plus d'un siècle et quelques-uns sont publiés ici pour la première fois. Les chansons suivantes:'Plaisir d'amour', la chanson la quintessence de l'amour amer, édité à partir originale du compositeur en 1784 editionSept oeuvres de compositeurs femmes, dont deux soeurs qui étaient divas de l'opéra romantique Malibran, Maria et Pauline ViardotTravaux de maîtres français tels que l'opéra de Gounod, Saint-Saëns, Bizet, Massenet etSix chansons de Gabriel Fauré et quatre par Claude DebussyDeux duos de contraste périodes historiquesLes accompagnements de piano se font entendre sur le CD compagnon, magnifiquement interprétée par Joan Thompson et habilement conçu par un Grammy Award winner Matthew Snyder. / Voix Haute(s)