King Jesus Hath A Garden by popular composer Stuart Nicholson , whose previous composition Ding Dong! Merrily On High has been a best seller. / Choeur SSA Et Piano

Par SPEARS GREGORY. The Tower and the Garden is a setting of three poems for choir and string quartet. The texts juxtapose the dangers of technological hubris (the tower) and the need for a place of refuge (the garden) in a world threatened by war and ecological disaster. Each text suggest ways in which Catholic thought and imagery might challenge the status quo. The first text, poem 80 from the collection “Cables to the Ace,” was written by Trappist monk and social activist Thomas Merton. It is an eschatological meditation on the garden of Gethsemane, where Christ’s disciples slept on the eve of his crucifixion. Merton compares their slumber to society’s indifference to the destruction of our natural world by potentially dangerous new technologies and war. The second text was written by poet and Catholic activist Denise Levertov. It is a meditation on the Tower of Babel and the tendency for technology in the information and nuclear age to serve only its own growth and to potentially destroy our lives in the bargain. The third poem, written by Keith Garebian, is an homage to queer filmmaker Derek Jarman and his cottage garden at Dungeness on the English coast. Situated precariously between a towering nuclear power plant and the sea, the garden was Jarman’s austere refuge during the final months of his struggle with AIDS. While an atheist and highly critical of the church, Derek Jarman was intrigued by the role religious and hagiographic narratives could play in his filmic indictments of Thatcher-era Britain. This is most notable in his film The Garden, which was shot on location in Dungeness. – Gregory Spears / Niveau : Avancé / Répertoire / Chœur Mixte SATB et Quatuor à Cordes

Retrouvez ici la musique du célèbre jeu vidéo World Of Warcraft qui fait des millions d'adeptes. Partitions pour piano solo, piano / chant (ligne mélodique). Inclus des photos en couleur. Titres : A Call To Arms Garden Of Life Gates Of The Black Temple Intro Movie: Seasons Of War Invincible Karazhan Lament Of The Highborne Lion's Pride Mountains Of Thunder Pig And Whistle The Shaping Of The World Totems Of The Grizzlemaw Wrath Of The Lich King (Main Title) Suite

‘How many insects find their home in an English country garden?’ asks the second verse of this tongue-in-cheek arrangement of the familiar traditional English Country Garden before moving on to the birds that ‘drive you right up the wall’ and the weeds ‘that always defeat you’.Contemporary English composer Herbert Chappell has been an active free-lance writer of music since the 1950’s since when he has written and conducted hundreds of works that range from advertising jingles and tv and film scores to beloved works for young and amateur musicians and much in between. English Country Garden cleverly modulates upwards at each verse adding to the fun and ending with a coda fullof exasperation and humour.

Composer and arranger Albert W Ketèlbey is now almost unknown except for his work Bells Across the Meadows but until the time of the Second World War he strode the country’s musical stage like a giant of light musicalentertainment. In 1929 he was declared ‘Britain’s greatest composer’ according to the number of performances of his works. Over the course of his career he was a church Organist musical director at London’s VaudevilleTheatre editor to several music publishing firms and Music Director of the Columbia Gramophone Company.His most popular works are a series of Orchestral tone poems like this one based on a verse from his own poem In a MonasteryGarden. The simplified version was prepared by the composer.

Modern Piano Nocturnes. Par METELKA JAKUB. The album ?The Secret Garden? by Jakub Metelka (b. 1986) contains fifteen recital pieces in simple song form, thus tying in with his successful, technically less demanding piano cycle ?Little Virtuoso? (BA11569). The individual compositions in the collection are characterized by Metelka?s unmistakable, tonally anchored melodic style, enriched with many unusual harmonies and colours, which here underlines the slightly melancholic and mysterious character of these nocturnal pieces. The playful illustrations by Andrea Tachezy reflect these moods in an imaginative and charming way. Although it is not really a predetermined cycle, the fifteen atmospheric character pieces, with their programmatic titles and their arrangement tell a kind of fairy tale that culminates in the magical final composition ?The Secret Garden?. / Date parution : 2024-01-06/ Répertoire / Piano

Singin' & Swingin' at the K-2 Chorale Series-Freddy and Franny Farmer's garden vegetables are movin' and groovin' in this charming and imaginative mini-musical for primary-age students. This is not your typical garden-variety musical as the french fried potatoes have“appeal ” leafy vegetables sing “Lettuce Entertain You” and the corn and peas beg “Please Don't Put Us in a Can-Can!” These lively veggies will sing and dance their way into everyone's hearts!With an easy-to-memorize rhyming script and flexible cast size this budget-stretching kit includes director's score reproducible singer's parts choreography costuming performance and scenery suggestions as well as anEnhanced StudioTrax CD that includes accompaniment and performance tracks poster program clip art information about the composers and more! Available: Performance Kit (Reproducible unison musical/Enhanced StudioTrax CD).Duration: ca. 18 minutes. Grades K-2.

Swing Guinguette - Lemon Rag - Little Bossa In The Shade - Cookie Boogie - Swing Garden Party. Par FRANC M.L.. Swing Guinguette - Lemon Rag - Little Bossa In The Shade - Cookie Boogie - Swing Garden Party / Niveau : 1er Cycle / Répertoire / Piano 4 Mains

Characteristic Intermezzo-Le compositeur chef d?orchestre et pianiste anglais Albert W. Ketèlbey (1875-1959) est particulièrement connu pour ses orchestrations colorées au caractère orientaliste. Il est également l?auteur de plusieurs œuvres vocales. Plus tard Ketèlbey composa essentiellement des musiques légères et divertissantes pour le cinéma muet. Il a travaillé pour de grandes maisons d?édition musicales et fut directeur artistique de la Columbia Gramophone Company.Composé en 1915 In a Monastery Garden (Dans le jardin d?un monastère) est sans doute le poème symphonique le plus connu du compositeur. Plusieurs autres œuvres de Ketèlbey portent des titres qui traduisent unevision mystérieuse et largement imaginaire : In a Persian Market (Sur un marché persan) In a Chinese Temple Garden (Au jardin d?une pagode chinoise) et In the Mystic Land of Egypt (L?Égypte mystique).Cette transcription pour Orchestre d?Harmonie signée Tohru Takahashi reste fidèle à l?œuvre originale.

I Am Going to a Garden. A tender song of hope presents a sentimental vision of eternity, written in a folk song style. Calling on visions of Eden and the garden of Resurrection, this piece depicts our journey to heaven as a voyage of promise. The music is approachable and tuneful, perfectly holding the quiet joy of the heavenly message. The appearance of Going Home crowns the piece with deep emotion. Unforgettable!

My Garden Notebook. The latest notebook by composer and pianist Angeline Bell concentrates on all the small, interesting and wonderful things, animals, and ideas that one may come across in their own garden. For up to grade 4 standard.

POD-Darling Eve In The Evil Garden is a sequence of five pieces for Piano by Simon Holt. The work was commissioned by Joseph Houston and first performed by him on 10th December 2015 at St John'sSmith Square London. A full performance lasts around 8 minutes. ‘This is not music for the faint hearted and perhaps only the most super-charged of pianistic virtuosos could have any hope of bringing it offconvincingly in performance. In between the two outer movements come a pair of uneasy miniatures ('Evil Garden' has strikingly explosive flourishes for both hands whilst 'Vile Danger' makes the most of augmented and diminishedtriads in percussive triads at the extreme tessituras). Perhaps most striking of all is the 'Raven Glide ' marked sempre pianissimo and requiring the utmost control and deftness of touch from any pianist brave enough to attemptits shimmering 32nd-note atonal passagework. Challenging bold and impressive music of our time.’ - Murray McLachlan International Piano