33 Spirituals for upper Voices This edition offers exciting arrangements that have never before appeared in print, written in an authentic idiom for three-part women's or girls' choir with piano accompaniment. The spirituals can also be performed without piano, with the lead melody always in the upper voice. All the arrangements can be combined with the already published edition ?64 Spirituals a cappella? (BA 7574) which is for SATB. To give you an example: a children's choir working with our new edition can appear with a mixed chorus that has already mastered the SATB settings. In addition twelve of the arrangements can be enhanced by instrumental accompaniments. These are to be found in the ?Spirituals? edition (BA 6699) of our ?ComboCom? series which offers flexible instrumental settings. ?33 exciting and varied arrangements, 80 pages ?All songs compatible with the SATB edition (BA 7574) ?12 spirituals also compatible with the flexible instrumentation edition (BA 6699) Contents Deep river / O happy day / Joshua / King of kings / Motherless child / Nobody knows / O sinner man / Swing low, sweet chariot / Wade in the water / Were you there / When the saints, and twenty-two other popular as well as less well-known spirituals. The author Graham Buckland is the music director of Regensburg University, Germany. Before then he held various leading positions at theatres and colleges in Germany and the Czech Republic. He has founded and headed a number of ensembles, demonstrating a very broad musical range that also finds expression in his compositions and publications for chorus, piano, and orchestra. Edition no.: BA 7572 ISMN: 9790006502431 Editor: Buckland, Graham Instrumentation of the work: Female choir (SMezA) Children's choir (SMezA) Piano Language(s) of work: English Language(s) of text: English, German Product format: Choral score, Anthology Includes the following individual parts: Female choir (SMezA) Children's choir (SMezA) Piano Binding: Stapled Pages / Format: 79 S. - 27,0 x 19,0 cm

Seasons and Charms is a collection of short pieces for young people's voices and piano, commissioned by Aldeburgh Music for the Friday Afternoons Project. Inspired by Benjamin Britten, Friday Afternoons is an initiative created by Snape Maltings (formerly Aldeburgh Music) to open up a world of singing for children and young people. / Choeur D'Enfants Et Piano