Par BAY WILLIAM. Une collection unique d'accords de piano/voix (accords de guitare inclus) de favoris de Noël. La chorale de fonctionnalités de CD split-piste parfaitement orchestrée, chaînes, orgue, cuivres et percussions. Avec les voix ' écoute ', le CD fait un excellent accompagnement de chants. / Niveau : Intermédiaire / Christmas - Songbooks / Recueil / Chant et Piano

The first performance of the Songs and Proverbs of William Blake Op.74 was given by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Benjamin Britten at the Aldeburgh Festival on 24 June 1965.Available here is Britten's fantastic song-cycle of pieces set to the lyrics and proverbs of William Blake for Baritone Voice with Piano accompaniment.

This collection includes all 61 of Benjamin Britten's arrangements of folk songs combining the contents of the seven published books in editions for High and Low Voice. Included are the well-loved traditional tunes Bonny At Morn The Ash Grove The Salley Gardens Greensleeves The Holly And The Ivy and many more. Some of the songs featured in this volume for Medium/Low Voice have never before been transposed. The songs of Volume 6 for Voice and Guitar have been transcribed for Voice and Piano for this edition.

Compositeur(s): MANUEL MERLOT, OUAFI DJAKLIOU, BENOÎT TRANLE and WILLIAM JARRY / Piano Et Chant

Compositeur(s): MANUEL MERLOT, OUAFI DJAKLIOU, BENOÎT TRANLE and WILLIAM JARRY / Piano Et Chant

Compositeur(s): DAVID GITLIS, JONATHAN GITLIS, WILLIAM BASTIANI, FREDERIC GOUBET, TONI RIZZOTI, MARC MELI and ETIENNE BOUET / Piano Et Chant

from Three Songs of William Blake. Par QUILTER ROGER. Langue: English, Format: New Edition portrait/ Répertoire / Chant et Piano

Collected (and set with a Piano accompaniment) by Ralph Vaughan Williams from the collection Folk Songs from the Eastern Counties.  For solo voice with Piano accompaniment.First sung to R. Vaughan Williams by James 'Duggie' Carter a King's Lynn fisherman  the song tells the story of the death of a young boy aboard a ship. According to comments from RVW himself 'The ballad was probably called forth by a particularly brutal case of ill treatment similiar to that narrated in it which occurred some twenty or thirty years ago'.Lyrics:One day a poor boy to me was bound apprentice Because of his beingfatherless;I took him out of St.James’ workhouse His mother being in deep distress.One day this poor boy unto me offended But nothing to him I did say Up to the mainmast shroud I sent him And there I kept him all that long day.All with my gasket I misused him So shamefully I can’t deny And by my barbarous cruel entreatment The very next day this poor boy died.You captains all throughout the nation Hear a voice and a warning take by me;Take special care of your apprenticeWhile you are on the raging sea.

Gilbert And Sullivan's Patience opened April 23 1881 at the Opera Comique and ran for 578 performances at both the Opera Comique and Savoy Theatres. Full vocal score with piano accompaniment.