Composed by Thomas
Riegler. Carus book
series: More music books.
Israel In Agypten. Ein
Kinder-Musical. Sacred
vocal music, Musicals for
children, Songs for
children. Choral Score.
12 pages. Duration 70
minutes. Carus Verlag #CV
12.240/05. Published by
Carus Verlag
(CA.1224005).
ISBN
9790007098896. Language:
German.
The basis
for the children's
musical Israel in Agypten
is the Biblical report of
the liberation of the
Israelites from Egyptian
slavery by Moses. The
work contains 12 songs
with catchy melodies and
texts suitable for
children. In the
arrangements, elements of
pop, jazz, and classical
music are joined. The
scenes are supplied with
many staging directions.
The musical is fun for
children and makes
Biblical stories come
alive. The music is
funny, lively, and very
catchy, so that the
children bring home a new
hit stuck in their ear or
on the lips after every
rehearsal. (Wurtt. Bl. f.
Kirchenmusik 6/00) The
children's musical Israel
in Agypten is a
successful piece of
musical theatre ...
Thomas Riegler shows that
he has a sense for
theatrical effect, not
only with his music, but
also with his text. The
dialogs are funny, but
never hard to learn.
(Musik und Gottesdienst
3/00). Score available
separately - see item
CA.1224000.
Composed by Thomas
Riegler. Carus book
series: More music books.
Israel In Agypten. Ein
Kinder-Musical. Sacred
vocal music, Musicals for
children, Songs for
children. Single Part,
Trombone. 8 pages.
Duration 70 minutes.
Carus Verlag #CV
12.240/31. Published by
Carus Verlag
(CA.1224031).
Language:
German.
The basis
for the children's
musical Israel in Agypten
is the Biblical report of
the liberation of the
Israelites from Egyptian
slavery by Moses. The
work contains 12 songs
with catchy melodies and
texts suitable for
children. In the
arrangements, elements of
pop, jazz, and classical
music are joined. The
scenes are supplied with
many staging directions.
The musical is fun for
children and makes
Biblical stories come
alive. The music is
funny, lively, and very
catchy, so that the
children bring home a new
hit stuck in their ear or
on the lips after every
rehearsal. (Wurtt. Bl. f.
Kirchenmusik 6/00) The
children's musical Israel
in Agypten is a
successful piece of
musical theatre ...
Thomas Riegler shows that
he has a sense for
theatrical effect, not
only with his music, but
also with his text. The
dialogs are funny, but
never hard to learn.
(Musik und Gottesdienst
3/00). Score and part
available separately -
see item CA.1224000.
Composed
by George Frideric
Handel. Edited by
Clifford Bartlett. This
edition: urtext.
Stuttgart Urtext Edition:
Handel. German title:
Israel In Egypt Ii+Iii
Ga-Format. Innovative
practice aids, Sacred
vocal music, Oratorios.
Vocal score. Composed
1739. HWV. 176 pages.
Carus Verlag #CV
55.054/04. Published by
Carus Verlag
(CA.5505404).
ISBN
9790007095192. Language:
German/English.
Con
tains part II-III Israel
in Egypt is one of the
most popular of Handel's
oratorios, because of its
large number of choruses,
and has long enjoyed a
firm place in the concert
repertoire of many
choirs. With its many
movements scored for
double choir, Israel in
Egypt offers a
widely-contrasting
expressive spectrum,
ranging from the
expressive lament on the
dramatic depictions of
the plagues to the
festive-triumphant
rejoicing of the
liberated Israelites.
This outstanding work
amongst Handel's
oratorios is available as
a critical edition in the
Stuttgart Handel Edition
(Urtext). It contains the
complete three-part
version of the work of
1739. English
musicologist Clifford
Bartlett, an experienced
specialist on the
international early music
scene, is the editor.
Score available
separately - see item
CA.5505400.
