Par VAN DER PALS LEOPOLD. Eight songs after poems by J. P. Jacobsen, Op. 65 (1925) composed by Leopold van der Pals / Date parution : 2023-10-31/ Répertoire / Chant et Piano

pour chant & piano-This monograph collection contains three art songs by Francis Poulenc for voice and piano in the original tonic key on poems by Max Jacob. CINQ POÈMES and PARISIANA. DEUX MÉLODIES for the upper vocal register; LE BAL MASQUÉ. CANTATE PROFANE forthe middle vocal register.This collection in chronological order uses Poulencs original lyrics published in the Durand Salabert Eschig catalogue. Preface in English and French by Nicolas Southon.

Carrie Jacobs-Bond's A Perfect Day - En Dejlig Dag for Voice and Piano. This piece incorporates English lyrics by the composer with a Danish translation by Otto Leisner.

Book 2-The two books contain some 100 songs chosen from the definitive collections of The English Lutenists begun by Edmund Fellowes revised by Thurston Dart and added to by later scholars. They include many favourites and many lesser-known songs by popular composers such as Dowland Campion and Pilkington (no known ancestor of the compiler) as well as some unjustly forgotten such as Corkine Attey and Ferrabosco. Nearly all are for middle-range voice with lute parts transcribed in staff notation. The books have an appropriate preface and a commentary on the words which often throw a penetrating light on Elizabethan and Jacobean life.

Piano Vocal Guitar-10 vocal selections from one of Lloyd Webber's 1st blockbusters. Includes: Any Dream Will Do ? Close Every Door ? Go Go Go Joseph ? Jacob and Sons ? Joseph's Coat ? One More Angel in Heaven ? ThoseCanaan Days ? and more.

Sacred Oratorio in two Parts-During Telemann’s lifetime 'Die Donnerode' was one of his most popular sacred works. It was written following the devastating earthquake in Lisbon in 1755. The great success of the first performance in St. Jacobi in Hamburg in 1756 encouraged Telemann to write a second part to the work in 1760 expanding 'Die Donnerode' to make a complete oratorio. The work continues to be performed in this form today. The basic structure of 'Die Donnerode' is a psalm cantata for soloists chorus and orchestra. The texts and choice of instrumentation make reference to the threatening natural phenomenon of the earthquake. Telemann exploits all the musical possibilities offered by the text creating a powerful oratorio in which trumpets and timpani play an important role. This edition includes a vocal score on sale for the first time based on the Telemann Musical Works. The existing performance material has been thoroughly revised and newly engraved. Urtext edition based on the 'Telemann Musical Works' reflecting the current state of researchIdiomatic piano reduction foreword (Ger/Eng)Performance material thoroughly revised and newly engraved

The Lieder Anthology. 65 Songs by 13 Composers. This edition presents 65 diverse songs by major composers of German art song, or lieder, and is the perfect one-volume lieder source for voice students. All the songs are new Vocal Library editions. Historical notes about the relevant history and background of each song are included, as are line-by-line translations for study. A select committee of experienced voice teachers was consulted to choose the most essential and vocally instructive songs in compiling this collection. Composers represented: Beethoven, Brahms, Franz, Gustav Mahler, Alma Mahler, Fanny Hensel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Schubert, Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, Strauss, Wolf. Co-editor Dr. Virginia Saya, on the faculty of Loyola Marymount University, is a musicologist with a special interest in lieder. This collection includes the first American edition of Funf Ophelia Lieder by Brahms. 288 pages, sewn binding.

Book 2-Edited by Edmund FellowesCONTENTSANONYMOUS: Willow Song (D - D)CAMPIAN Thomas: Follow your saint (D - D); When to her lute Corinna sings (B - D)DOWLAND John: Come again sweet love doth now invite (C - D); Sleep wayward thoughts (E flat - C); Sorrow stay (C - C)FORD Thomas: Fair sweet cruel (D sharp - D)JONES Robert: Now what is love (C - C)PILKINGTON Francis: Diaphenia like the daffdowndilly (C - C)ROSSETER Philip: