43 Songs-The Sondheim For Singers series is the most comprehensive multi-volume collection of Sondheim songs ever published. Each volume has a different contents list and includes songs in original keys as well as appropriate transpositions. An extensive introductory section featuring plot synopses and comments from Sondheim about his music and shows is also included. This volume is for Soprano singers and contains 43 songs including Send In The Clowns The Two Of You Do I Hear A Waltz? and Anyone Can Whistle.

Par ADES THOMAS. Thomas Adès's Op. 1 is a romantic, fanciful, finely wrought response to colourful 'minor poems' of T.S. Eliot, with ingenuities unobtrusively tucked away into the composition. At the close of 'New Hampshire' the piano sings in counterpoint 'Do you want the stars to play with, the moon to run away with?' 'Rannoch' explores chromatic-scale descents as inventively as Verdi explored an 'enigmatic scale' in his Ave Maria. They underpin, without jeopardizing, his spontaneous response to Eliot's lines. 'Cape Ann', bearing an 'Hommage à Messiaen' dedication, rings with the birdsongs evoked in the poem. / Répertoire / Soprano et Piano