30 minutes de travail basé sur le poème de Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 'Conte du propriétaire.' Composée à la mémoire des victimes du 9 / 11. / Soprano Seul, Choeur Mixte (Satb) Et Orchestre / 124 pages / Partition

for SATB unaccompanied The optional opening section for which there is a graphic score is spoken to texts by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and other esteemed poets and authors. The four sung movements which follow are conventionally notated and set to further texts by Longfellow and they amply demonstrate the hallmarks of Skempton's extraordinarily skilful choral writing. Subtle word painting and masterful use of harmony reinforce the rich imagery conveyed in the texts weaving together a work of considerable beauty and power. Immensely satisfying to sing this piece is ideal for concert use.

Based on a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow this powerful concert piece expresses words of encouragement for those who seek their dreams and optimism for those who work without rest for positive change in the world. A greatselection for festival or contest now available for mixed voices. Available separately: SATB TB VoiceTrax CD (note: VoiceTrax CD is for TB voicing only. SATB voicing is in a different key).

For 2-Part Treble voices with Piano accompaniment. An evocative piece based on a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The falling snow is defined by delicate descending piano triplets and and a chant-like vocal line conjures imagery of stark winter landscapes.

Just for Fun: Christmas Mandolin contains over 40 classic Christmas songs. Most of the songs in the book feature three arrangements: the melody in notation and TAB, an easy rhythm option with a simple strum pattern and chords, and an intermediate-level rhythm option written in full notation and TAB. The intermediate rhythm option often combines full melody and chords, making it perfect not only for accompanying a singer and but also for solo performances for friends, family, and recitals. There's even a mandolin chord dictionary in the back of the book. Plus, this book correlates to the matching guitar, ukulele, and banjo editions, so you can have family Christmas jams and sing-alongs.TITLE COMPOSERDance of the Sugar Plum Fairy [Op. 71a, #3] Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (composer)The Twelve Days of Christmas Traditional (source)We Three Kings of Orient Are Christmas Traditional (source)God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen Traditional (source)Away in a Manger John R. Murray (contributor)O Christmas Tree Traditional (source)Up on the Housetop Christmas Traditional (source)It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Richard S. Willis (contributor) - Edmund H. Sears (lyricist)Jingle Bells James Pierpont (contributor)Silent Night Franz Grüber (contributor)Joy to the World George Frederic Handel (composer) - Isaac Watts (lyricist)What Child Is This? William Chatterton Dix (lyricist) - Traditional (source)I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day J. Baptiste Calkin (contributor) - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (lyricist)We Wish You a Merry Christmas Traditional (source)O Come, All Ye Faithful Traditional (source)I Saw Three Ships Traditional (source)A Child This Day Is Born Traditional (source)Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Ralph Blane (composer) - Hugh Martin (lyricist)Deck the Halls Traditional (source)The Holly and the Ivy Auld Lang Syne Carol of the Birds Simple Gifts The First Noel Holy Night, Peaceful Night O Little Town of Bethlehem Hark! The Herald Angels Sing In the Bleak Midwinter Carol of the Bells Good King Wenceslaus Angels We Have Heard on High Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring March of the Toys (from 'Babes in Toyland') Go Tell It on the Mountain Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Pat-A-Pan (Burgundian) O Holy Night Here We Come A-Caroling (The Wassail Song) Coventry Carol / Mandoline

Lane Johnson's richly harmonic handling of a deeply spiritual text by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow makes a profound concert statement for a capable choir. The harmonic nature of the work's chordal progressions are pleasing to the ear and amply reward the work necessary to master them. A serious composition for serious singers. Duration: ca. 3:30.

The words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow are playfully set to music in this 2-part choral. The “drip-drop” piano part sets the scene and gradually the piece becomes more animated playing between 2/2 and 6/8 meters. Itis absolutely delightful when the section of vocal rain begins. Optional ad lib suggestions for use of rain stick and other percussion instruments are included. Available separately: StudioTrax CD. Duration: 2:37.

There is a wealth of Christmas repertoire for choirs to choose from and sometimes it is difficult to select which arrangement you want of your traditional carols. It is refreshing when you get a selection which has a new version of a familiar carol plus two carols which you think you should know but donâ??t. This is the case with Joanna Gillâ??s three new carols. â??Sir Christèmasâ? a traditional British carol in the setting by William Mathias has been a popular choice for many years. Yet here is a refreshing new arrangement with the hint of sleigh bells and a choral texture where the melody is passed from voice to voice. The carol builds to a triumphant ending to highlight the fun and merry making to be had at Christmas. Then we have two new original carol settings: â??I heard the bells on Christmas dayâ? with words by the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It is presented with a swinging bell like texture and a catchy tune builds to a dramatic ending wishing peace on earth goodwill to men. â??Look to the Stableâ? is a new carol with words by Becca Beschizza a gentle lullaby to the new born baby Jesus praising this event and the Glory of God. This gentle melody is bound to become a favourite with both choirs and audiences.The three carols in this album are going to appeal to the singer with their simple but effective word setting along with the beautiful and well-crafted accompaniments. Furthermore they are going to appeal to the audience and will become a popular feature in many Christmas carol services around the world.

David Diamond's Let Nothing Disturb Thee for Medium Voice and Piano.This piece features words by St. Teresa of Avila with an English translation by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

This well-crafted setting of the Longfellow text is a great concert choice. With accessible ranges that offer great teaching opportunities this engaging work is a prime selection for high school choirs and up. Includes an oboepart that may also be played by flute. Duration: ca. 3:45.