Leonard Bernstein: The Lark: TTBB: Vocal Score

French and Latin Choruses-In 1955 while in the midst of working on a musical version of Voltaire's Candide with the distinguished American playwright Lillian Hellman Leonard Bernstein composed French and Latin choruses as incidental music to the play The Lark adapted by Miss Hellman from the original French version by Jean Anouilh. Since the drama was about the of Joan of Arc Bernstein?s music was deliberately evocative of that Saint?s medieval era. For unaccompanied mixed choir or septet of solo voices (SSMezTTBB) and percussion ad libitum. French and Latin.

Sanctus-Sanctus from The Lark arranged for Full Chorus of Mixed voices or Septet of Solo Voices.

French Choruses-In 1955 while in the midst of working on a musical version of Voltaire's Candide with the distinguished American playwright Lillian Hellman Leonard Bernstein composed French and Latin choruses as incidental music to the play The Lark adapted by Miss Hellman from the original French version by Jean Anouilh. Since the drama was about the of Joan of Arc Bernstein’s music was deliberately evocative of that Saint’s medieval era.For men's choir or quartet of soloists (TTBarB) a cappella percussion ad libitum. French.