Partitions Numériques de Ain pour Voix moyenne, Piano

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Cosmic Fire #Voix moyenne, Piano #INTERMÉDIAIRE/AVANCÉ #Margaret Brandman #Cosmic Fire #Jazzem Enterprises #SheetMusicPlus

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.939235 Composed by Margaret Brandman. Contemporary,Holiday,Spiritual. 6 pages. Jazzem Enterprises #2926607. ...(+)

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.939235 Composed by Margaret Brandman. Contemporary,Holiday,Spiritual. 6 pages. Jazzem Enterprises #2926607. Published by Jazzem Enterprises (A0.939235). Cosmic Fire ( Sagittarius song) is a contemporary art song is set for Mezzo-Soprano voice or Baritone voice. It is the ninth song in Margaret Brandman's 'Cosmic Wheel of the Zodiac' Song Cycle. The lyrics are by astrologer and poet Benita Rainer who has artfully distilled the individual characteristics of this star sign in her text thereby making this song ideal birthday song for those born under the Sagittarius star sign. Duration 3'00'' Suitable for concert performances. The work was premiered by Baritone Martin Cooke accompanied by the composer at a concert in September 2016 in Sydney, Australia. Registered with A.P.R.A ( Australian Performing Rights Association). The Audio file presents the vocal part performed on woodwinds with piano accompaniment. A video sampler of the performance can be viewed on the composer's website and the DVD of the entire performance is available from the composer's website. www.margaretbrandman.com. www.facebook.com/margaretbrandmanmusic https://au.linkedin.com/in/margaret-brandman-2a435a1 https://twitter.com/margbrandmusic5

In Neptune's Realm #Voix moyenne, Piano #INTERMÉDIAIRE/AVANCÉ #Margaret Brandman #In Neptune's Realm #Jazzem Enterprises #SheetMusicPlus

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.939238 Composed by Margaret Brandman. Contemporary,Holiday,Spiritual. 5 pages. Jazzem Enterprises #2926617. ...(+)

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.939238 Composed by Margaret Brandman. Contemporary,Holiday,Spiritual. 5 pages. Jazzem Enterprises #2926617. Published by Jazzem Enterprises (A0.939238). In Neptune's Realm ( Pisces song) is a contemporary art song is set for Mezzo-Soprano voice or Baritone voice. It is the twelfth song in Margaret Brandman's 'Cosmic Wheel of the Zodiac' Song Cycle. The lyrics are by astrologer and poet Benita Rainer who has artfully distilled the individual characteristics of this star sign in her text thereby making this song ideal birthday song for those born under the Pisces star sign. Duration 1'46'' Suitable for concert performances. The work was premiered by Baritone Martin Cooke accompanied by the composer at a concert in September 2016 in Sydney, Australia. Registered with A.P.R.A ( Australian Performing Rights Association). The Audio file presents the vocal part performed on woodwinds with piano accompaniment. A video sampler of the performance can be viewed on the composer's website and the DVD of the entire performance is available from the composer's website. www.margaretbrandman.com. www.facebook.com/margaretbrandmanmusic https://au.linkedin.com/in/margaret-brandman-2a435a1 https://twitter.com/margbrandmusic5

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Medium-Low Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.534413 Composed by Jacques Leguerney. 20th Century,Concert,Standards. 38 pages. Musik Fabrik Music Publishing #3478897. Published by Musik Fabrik Music Publishing (A0.534413). 1. Plaintes d'OrphÃ©e2. Ã?pigramme Ã un mauvais payeur3. Ã Chloris4. D'une maigre dame5. Dans le fÃ´ret6. Secret Amour 7. Complients Ã une duÃ¨gnehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo7KQ89pzz4ï»¿GÃ©rard Souzay, French baritone, said of Jacques Leguerneyâ??s music: â??How does one describe this music which is, at the same time, classic and modern? It is pure, but colorfully nuanced; it speaks to the heart as well as the mind: at times calm; at times witty; wise, yet sensual. The music of Jacques Leguerney is un jardin Ã la franÃ§aise, both elegant and stylish.â? Jacques Leguerney was born in Le Havre on 19 November 1906. His uncle bought his first piano and encouraged him to study and write music. He wrote chamber works, and took a few semesters of harmony with Nadia Boulanger, who arranged for a performance of his Epitaphe guerriÃ¨re and Clair de lune in a concert organized by the SociÃ©tÃ© musical indÃ©pendante at the Salle Pleyel. However, he decided not to continue his studies. He felt that his gift was natural and spontaneous, and that anyone who understood music should not have to do exercises to learn to compose. In 1928, Jane Bathori took an interest in Leguerney, including two songs during her tour in Argentina, and the following year at the Salle Erard in Paris. In 1932, when his father died, Leguerney took over the family business and stopped composing until the outbreak of World War II. The period extending from the German occupation of France to the end of the 1940s constitutes one of the important periods of Leguerneyâ??s musical life. He began his extended song cycle, PoÃ¨mes de la PlÃ©iade, and wrote many songs upon poems of Paul-Jean Toulet. He also continued to compose chamber music, including the Sonatine pour violon et piano, the â??Fantasie pour pianoâ? and the Quatuor Ã cordes en RÃ©. An important year for Leguerney was 1943. He met musical colleagues who would become his major interpreters. These included GÃ©rard Souzay as well as his half-sister, soprano GeneviÃ¨ve Touraine; pianist Jacqueline Robin (Bonneau), Pierre Bernac, and Francis Poulenc. Robin (Bonneau) particularly influenced Leguerneyâ??s style. His piano accompaniments were created specifically for her virtuosic and sensitive style of pianism. Bernac observed that Leguerney wrote melodies de pianiste. In 1946, Leguerney created a ballet on the mythological story of Endymion. The premiere was at the OpÃ©ra de Paris on 27 July 1949, with choreography by Serge Lifar. The OpÃ©ra de Paris immediately commissioned a second work, which was La VÃ©nus noire, based upon a short story by Prosper MÃ©rimÃ©e. This ballet was never produced, due to disagreements with the choreographer. Leguerney became discouraged and this situation was to lead to the end of his interest in composing. However, the years 1950-1954 brought Leguerney widespread recognition as he created his beautiful mÃ©lodie cycles including La Nuit, La Solitude (for piano as well as an orchestration), Le Paysage, and Le Carnaval, as well as the cantata Psaume LXII de David. GÃ©rard Souzay requested many new works for his recitals and premiered La Nuit, Le Carnaval and

Mankind May Have Joy—Medium-Range Vocal Solo and Piano #Voix moyenne, Piano #INTERMÉDIAIRE/AVANCÉ #Musique Sacrée #Daniel Carter #Daniel Carter #Mankind May Have Joy—Med #Daniel Carter #SheetMusicPlus

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.1077318 By Daniel Carter. By Daniel Carter. Arranged by Daniel Carter. Baroque,Classical,Praise & Worship,Sa...(+)

Medium Voice,Vocal Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.1077318 By Daniel Carter. By Daniel Carter. Arranged by Daniel Carter. Baroque,Classical,Praise & Worship,Sacred. 4 pages. Daniel Carter #681495. Published by Daniel Carter (A0.1077318). J. Marinus Jensenâ€™s text is an optimistic reminder that despite sorrows in this life we are also created to have joy. â€œWhat gratitude to God we bring that mankind may have joy.â€ Daniel Carterâ€™s melody and accompaniment are set in a neo-baroque style that gives performers and listeners a feeling of a joyful dance. Suitable for worship, devotionals, recitals, and concerts. Complete lyric: A voice hath spoken from the dust, Its message pure, without alloy, Of treasured hope and sacred trust: Oh, â€œmen are that they may have joy.â€ Should sorrow come, weâ€™ll not despair, For He would not that men should pine. The grief that comes weâ€™ll learn to bear Until again the sun doth shine. For Adam feel that man might be, And men are that they may have joy. What gratitude to God we bring That mankind may have joy. Before the Lord, then, humbly go. His message will our spirits buoy. On us his blessings heâ€™ll bestow, For â€œmen are that they may have joy.â€ For Adam feel that man might be, And men are that they may have joy. What gratitude to God we bring That mankind may have joy.