By Lerner and Loewe. Arranged by Don Sebesky. The Maynard Ferguson Big Band Seri...(+)
By Lerner and Loewe.
Arranged by Don Sebesky.
The Maynard Ferguson Big
Band Series. Swing. Grade
4-5. Score and set of
parts. Published by
Sierra Music
Compiled with background information by Andy Beck and Brian Fisher. For Voice. V...(+)
Compiled with background
information by Andy Beck
and Brian Fisher. For
Voice. Vocal Collection.
Broadway. Book and CD.
Published by Alfred
Publishing.
Arranged by Wesley Schaum and Jeff Schaum. For Piano. Piano - Schaum Collection....(+)
Arranged by Wesley Schaum
and Jeff Schaum. For
Piano. Piano - Schaum
Collection. Schaum Solo
Piano Album for the Young
Student. Broadway. Level:
Level C. Book. 28 pages.
Published by Alfred
Publishing.
Mixed choir (SSSAAATTTBBB) - difficult SKU: HL.49043945 For mixed choi...(+)
Mixed choir
(SSSAAATTTBBB) -
difficult
SKU:
HL.49043945
For
mixed choir. Composed
by Steve Martland. This
edition: Saddle
stitching. Sheet music.
Choral. Softcover.
Composed 2011-2012. 106
pages. Duration 23'.
Schott Music #ED13369.
Published by Schott Music
(HL.49043945).
ISBN
9790220133503.
8.25x12.0x0.3 inches.
English.
Sea Songs,
commissioned jointly by
Ars Nova Copenhagen and
Glasgow Concert Halls, is
a kind of sequel to
Martland's Street Songs
(originally written for
the Kings Singers and
Evelyn Glennie). As with
the earlier piece,
Martland made use of to
the library of the
English Folk Song and
Dance Society at Cecil
Sharp House in north
London.I wanted
specifically to find
texts that were not just
the usual nautical
heave-ho sort of thing,
but instead explored the
dangers and hardships
still being experienced
by sailors as recently as
the early 19th century. I
was also very happy to
see in these texts the
sense of camaraderie and
mutual support that
existed between the
sailors. (Steve
Martland)Dance to your
Daddy sets the scene of a
sailor's wife at home,
dandling her baby son and
singing to him about his
daddy away fishing, and
about the future. Both
the tune and the words
come from the
Northumberland area
around Newcastle. This
song is very well known
in the UK and gave the
title to a famous
television series When
the boat comes in.Fire
Down Below is about the
effects of fire - a
constant danger on board
wooden ships. At the end
of this song the words
take on an extended
meaning: Fire in our
hearts for the friends
that we love.The Dead
Horse is about the
initial month of work
without pay in which all
seamen had to take part.
They referred to it as
the dead horse - hence
the expression to flog a
dead horse when something
is a waste of time. The
seamen resented this
unpaid time, and the text
expresses their
frustrations
metaphorically by listing
what they would do to the
horse! The music's
frantic gallop alludes to
the horse's
desperation.Although The
Sea Martyrs presents
itself as a ballad, this
text has a more literary
feel, and unlike the
other songs it doesn't
include a chorus refrain.
It concerns the sailors'
lack of pay, the
consequences of asking
for pay (being hanged!),
and the poverty of their
families at home. The
poem portrays the
sailors' deaths as an
almost religious
sacrifice to help future
seamen.At the end of the
work, the opening of
Dance to your Daddy
returns as a kind of
descant, sung by an angel
calling to the hanged
men. Paul Hillier,
2012.
Comedy in one act in
verses, with ariettes and
vaudevilles. Composed
by Adolphe Benoît
Blaise and
Marie-Justine-Benoîte
Favart. Edited by Andreas
Münzmay and Janine
Droese. This edition:
Edition of selected
works, Urtext edition.
Linen. Spectrum of
European Music Theatre in
Separate Editions 2.
Edition of selected
works, Score, Critical
commentary, USB flash
drive. Baerenreiter
Verlag #BA08812_01.
Published by Baerenreiter
Verlag (BA.BA08812-01).
ISBN 9790006543182.
33.1 x 26.5 cm inches.
Text Language: French.
Preface: Münzmay,
Andreas. Text: nach
Jean-Francois
Marmontel.
Annette
et Lubin
Justine
Favart and Adolphe
Blaise'sAnnette et
Lubinwas premiered on 15
February 1762 at the
Paris Opera-Comique - the
first new production at
that theater following
its merger with the
Comedie-Italien. It was a
resounding success: by
the time the season came
to an end, on 3 April, it
had been almost
continuously on the
program with no decline
in interest from the
public, and it remained
in the repertoire for
more than thirty years.
Countless new editions,
translations, and
parodies of the play bear
witness to its impact far
beyond the borders of
Paris. Like all of
Favart's works, it deals
with the subject of
natural love,
unencumbered by
considerations of money
or social status
endangering it from the
outside through powerful
aristocratic or wealthy
rivals. The plot is based
on a literary model, the
like-named tale by
Jean-Francois Marmontel,
which is in turn based on
a contemporary
occurrence.
Annette and her
cousin Lubin are sharply
reprimanded for their
love by an estate
administrator (Le Bailli)
who himself has designs
on Annette. He takes
advantage of Annette's
illegitimate pregnancy to
extort her: only by
marrying him can she
escape condemnation by
society and the church.
But Annette and her lover
are able to gain the
protection of the local
squire (Le Seigneur), and
the story ends happily
with a conciliatory
gesture from the lord of
the manor.
The
second volume in our
series OPERA, Annette et
Lubin, consists of a
cloth-bound book and an
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