This graded songbook will help you develop the skills required to sing in a foreign language. An invaluable resource for all singing students and teachers. This edition is for intermediate level low voices and contains songs in French German Italian and Spanish. A detailed pronunciation guide is included using the International Phonetic Alphabet. Each song includes background information as well as technical and musical teaching points. The accompanying CD boasts a full pronunciation guide by native speakers as well as full recordings of all accompaniments for practice and performance.

The Vocal Library Low Voice-Clean engravings of 12 of the most often sung French art songs are included. Each book comes with a CD with Piano accompaniments recorded by Laura Ward and instructive pronunciation lessons recorded by a native French speaker. The enhanced CD also includes tempo adjustment software for CD-ROM computer use.

This edition is more oriented to practical performance than the New Complete Critical Edition. From the range designations of the Lieder, one can see that, despite the transpositions, not all fifteen Lieder of a volume are suited to one and the same voice. The alternative pitches and easier passages written by Mahler often for only one of the voice ranges of a Lied (and not necessarily always for the original voice range) are here provided for both voices. The Notes (pp.165-170) show for which voice these were originally conceived and whether this has to do with a purely vocal facilitation or a musical variant. Unlike the Kindertotenlieder , the fifteen Wunderhorn Lieder do not form a cycle and do not even suggest a unified collection of songs such as the Rückert Lieder. They can only be organized according to their sequence of composition, which should, however, have no influence on the choice or order of a performance. As Mahler himself urged upon his singers: I ask at the very least that you determine the sequence of the Lieder yourself. (Letter to the baritone Johannes Messchaert, 1906)Langue : German / Ténor - piano / Universal Edition

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Arm, arm, ye brave! from Judas Maccab″us (Handel) Behold the monstrous human beast from Belshazzar (Handel) Betrache, meine Seel' from St. John Passion (Bach) Confutatis from Messa di Requiem (Verdi) Crucifixus from MESSA DI GLORIA (Puccini) Erblikke hier, betörter Mensch from The Seasons (Haydn) Et in Spiritum sanctum from Mass in B minor (Bach) Fecit potentiam from Magnificat (C.P.E. Bach) For behold, darkness shall cover the earth; The people that walked in darkness from Messiah (Handel) For the mountains shall depart from Elijah (Mendelssohn) Gerne will ich mich bequemen from St. Matthew Passion (Bach) Gott sei mir gnädig from St. Paul (Mendelssohn) Grosser Herr und starker König from Christmas Oratorio (Bach) Honor and arms from Samson (Handel) Hostias from Requiem (Fauré) Is not his word like a fire? from Elijah (Mendelssohn) It is enough! from Elijah (Mendelssohn) Komm, süsses Kreuz from St. Matthew Passion (Bach) Lord God of Abraham from Elijah (Mendelssohn) Mache dich, mein Herze, rein from St. Matthew Passion (Bach) Nun scheint in vollem Glanze der Himmel from The Creation (Haydn) O misère des rois! from L'Enfance du Christ (Berlioz) Pro peccatis from Stabat Mater (Rossini) Quia fecit mihi magna from Magnificat (Bach) Quoniam to solus sanctus from Messe Solennelle (Rossini) Revenge, Timotheus cries from Alexander's Feast (Handel) Rollend in schäumenden Wellen from The Creation (Haydn) Schon eilet froh der Akkermann from The Seasons (Haydn) See the raging flames arise from Joshua (Handel) Song List Available Upon Request HANDEL - The trumpet shall sound from MESSIAH Thus saith the Lord; But who may abide from Messiah (Handel) Thy glorious deeds inspir'd my tongue from Samson (Handel) Why do the nations from Messiah (Handel)