SKU: HL.14035582
ISBN 9788759855485.
Originally for Baritone voice and orchestra, this version features a piano reduction of the orchetral score.
SKU: PR.141400940
UPC: 680160639571. 9 x 12 inches. Text: Paula Gunn Allen. Paula Allen.
A dynamic and heartfelt setting of text by Native American poet Paula Gunn Allen, What the Moon Said is a multifaceted affair, reflecting its source. Piano reduction; Baritone with string quartet is also available.This 9-minute work is a setting of the beautiful and evocative poem of the same name by NativeAmerican poet Paula Gunn Allen. Lauren Bernofsky was drawn to its strong, yet changing, moods.The resulting piece moves through several characters: lonely and austere; angry; warm and content;reflective. In between each mood the music returns to an echo of the opening austere music, tyingthe piece together into an enchanting whole. The composer herself is a violinist, and so the stringwriting is idiomatic and highly effective.
SKU: HL.14042601
ISBN 9788759827574.
Notturno for Baritone and Piano. Composed in 1966 by Antonio Bibalo.
Text: Li-Po translated by Vitter Dynner from the text of Kian Lang-hu.
SKU: PR.111402790
UPC: 680160681327. 9 x 12 inches. Herbert Martin. Herbert Martin.
NOBODY KNOW is a concert aria based on a text by Herbert Martin, an American poet based in Dayton, Ohio. The work depicts a song from the other cross, a viewpoint of one of the thieves crucified with Christ on Good Friday, the thief who pleaded to be remembered by Christ.
SKU: PR.111403080
ISBN 9781491134757. UPC: 680160685479. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave (1845).
“Powerful” would be an understatement in describing both Frederick Douglass’s words and Adolphus Hailstork’s setting for Baritone with Piano accompaniment, also available for Cello ensemble with Timpani. Hailstork has created an 8-minute monodrama from a passage in Douglass’s landmark autobiography, where the great orator asks why boats can roam the sea while he must remain in chains.
SKU: C4.9790-902250535
ISBN 9790902250535. 8.27 x 11.7 inches.
Woodside's setting of American satirical poet and author Dorothy Parker peers into her world and thoughts and perfectly captures both. Her acid wit and raw truth is mirrored in the sometimes brusque, sometimes reflective writing.
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