Par VAN PROOSDIJ PANDA. CHOIREOGRAPHY FOR CANONS An organic way to experience the joy of musical embodied learning Choireography for Canons ? 18 brand new canons choireographed in order to make music and movement go hand in hand. 18 pieces of art written by 6 young composers from all over the world in different levels, styles and languages with accompaniment or a cappella. This book is part of an Ebook , an online learning environment app, which contains digital tools like instructions, 3-step video?s, scores and extra features. The theme of this Ebook is Mother Earth

La série ' Chanter en Canon ' rassemble à ce jour quatre recueils de canons. Chaque livret, regroupant environ 25 canons, ne recherche pas l'unité de style, ni l'unité de niveau d'exécution. Le parti pris est celui de l'anthologie ou du florilège. Enseigner et divertir dans la diversité, tel en est le but de cette collection. / 2 À 4 Voix A Capella

Byron Smith has penned this first selection in the Paul Smith Choral Series which was acclaimed at the 2001 ACDA National Convention. Shout Glory lives up to its name with highly energetic choral writing!

A Hymn Of The Nativity a Carol for Soprano Solo and unaccompanied SATB chorus. Words by Richard Crashaw.

Commissioned by George Watson's College to mark the Millennium. The work was first performed in December 2000 at St. Giles Cathedral Edinburgh as part of the College's Festival Of Nine Lessons And Carols by the choir ofGeorge Watson's College.

The world loves to sing. From barbershop groups to madrigal choirs to vocal rock bands there are tens of thousands of vocal groups in America. The success of mainstream television programs such as Glee and The Sing-Off not only demonstrates the rising popularity of vocal music; it reflects how current trends inspire others to join in. In addition through various online and on-the-ground vocal music societies the ???a cappella market??? is well defined and well connected. Like singing itself a cappella is a global phenomenon.At the heart of every vocal group is the music it performs. This often means writing its own arrangements of popular or traditional songs. This book is thelong-awaited definitive work on the subject wide ranging both in its scope and in its target audience - which spans beginners music students and community groups to professional and semi-professional performers vocal/instrumental songwriters composers and producers - providing genre-specific insight on a cappella writing.The tone of the book is instructive and informative yet conversational: it is intended to stand alongside any academic publication while remaining interesting and fun. A Cappella Arranging is a good textbook - and a ???good read??? - for every vocal arranger whether amateur or professional; every vocal music classroom and any professional recording studio.

This chorus also appears in the anthology Opera Choruses. Orchestral material is available on hire

8 Rhythm-Teaching Chorals Using Vocal Speech-Now reproducible this repackaged collection I Can Feel the Rhythm is a must for your teaching library of chorals! This collection contains eight chorals that are fun to learn interesting to teach and entertaining for performers and listeners. Perfect for the singer who does not play an instrument I Can Feel the Rhythm takes out the notes and teaches rhythm through speech. With selections for holidays and patriotic celebrations as well as a piece that teach dynamics and rests your singers will learn how rhythms look sound and feel. Reproducible chorals drum parts accompaniment tracks and performance tracks are included on the Enhanced StudioTrax CD. A lot of educationalbang for your buck! Grades 4-12.