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Three Sacred Songs

Three Sacred Songs

Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1475777 By Diana Mascari. By Diana Mascari. Arra…(+)

Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1475777 By Diana Mascari. By Diana Mascari. Arranged by Diana Mascari. 20th Century,21st Century,Chamber,Classical,Jazz. 126 pages. Diana Mascari Music #1053335. Published by Diana Mascari Music (A0.1475777). Three Sacred Songs was originally composed Flute, Tenor Voice, Cello and Piano. This version replaces the tenor voice with the clarinet so that it can be performed instrumentally. Please contact me if you would like to perform the vocal version.For this composition, I took the words from three traditional Protestant hymns and composed new settings for them. Needless to say, these pieces are not hymn tunes that would be sung by a congregation. However, the sacredness of the hymn texts has been preserved.The songs and corresponding movements are:I. I Sing the Mighty Power of GodII. All Things Bright and BeautifulIII. The Heavens Declare Your Glory, LordFor more information about this piece and/or Diana Mascari visit www.dianamascari.com.
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Three Sacred Songs: 1. The Round Day (Downloadable)

SATB choir, flute and piano (ad lib.) - Moderately Difficult - Digital Download SKU: MQ.7540-E Composed by Derek Healey. Instrument part. 9 pages. E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital #7540-E. Published by E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital (MQ.7540-E). English.These songs are dedicated to William Osborne. The title Three Sacred Songs: was given to these pieces rather than the more usual terms anthem or motet because of the strongly secular presence in the texts. The songs were written over a period of some eighteen months. The Shepherd Lad was finished on February 29, 2008. The Round Day and Magdaleneâ€™s Song were completed in Brooklyn on June 11, 2009, the music having been originally sketched-out on Christmas Day and Boxing Day 2008, at Putnam Valley, New York. In the first song, The Round Day, the singer hears the voice of the Blessed Virgin Mary as she sings to the glory of God throughout the day. The text was written on June 7, 2008. In The Shepherd Lad, the Spanish mystic Saint John of the Cross describes a shepherd ladâ€™s (Jesusâ€™s) love for a shepherdess (the Church) and how another (the Devil) tempted his love away. Heartbroken, the shepherd climbed a tree, â€œAnd threw wide his arms in sweetest charity, Since by His Shepherdess He was forsaken.â€ The original Spanish text was translated and adapted into Villanelle form by the composer in early December 2004. The text of Magdaleneâ€™s Song describes the feelings of a mystic, or a devotee of Jesus, inspired by the fresh beauty, grace and power of the Lord of creation. The main body of the text is given to a soprano solo. The text was written on April 27, 2008. These sacred songs were conceived as being performed either as a set or individually. The composer had secular ensembles in mind, such as college or concert choruses, but these songs may, of course, also be performed in a liturgical setting. The accompanying flute provides introductions, interludes and codas throughout the set and, on a few occasions, plays with the voices. The piano part is ad lib. (optional).

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Three Sacred Songs: 3. Magdalene (Downloadable)

Soprano voice solo, SATB choir, flute and piano (ad lib.) - Moderately Difficult - Digital Download SKU: MQ.7542-E Composed by Derek Healey. Instrument part. 13 pages. E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital #7542-E. Published by E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital (MQ.7542-E). English.These songs are dedicated to William Osborne. The title Three Sacred Songs: was given to these pieces rather than the more usual terms anthem or motet because of the strongly secular presence in the texts. The songs were written over a period of some eighteen months. The Shepherd Lad was finished on February 29, 2008. The Round Day and Magdaleneâ€™s Song were completed in Brooklyn on June 11, 2009, the music having been originally sketched-out on Christmas Day and Boxing Day 2008, at Putnam Valley, New York. In the first song, The Round Day, the singer hears the voice of the Blessed Virgin Mary as she sings to the glory of God throughout the day. The text was written on June 7, 2008. In The Shepherd Lad, the Spanish mystic Saint John of the Cross describes a shepherd ladâ€™s (Jesusâ€™s) love for a shepherdess (the Church) and how another (the Devil) tempted his love away. Heartbroken, the shepherd climbed a tree, â€œAnd threw wide his arms in sweetest charity, Since by His Shepherdess He was forsaken.â€ The original Spanish text was translated and adapted into Villanelle form by the composer in early December 2004. The text of Magdaleneâ€™s Song describes the feelings of a mystic, or a devotee of Jesus, inspired by the fresh beauty, grace and power of the Lord of creation. The main body of the text is given to a soprano solo. The text was written on April 27, 2008. These sacred songs were conceived as being performed either as a set or individually. The composer had secular ensembles in mind, such as college or concert choruses, but these songs may, of course, also be performed in a liturgical setting. The accompanying flute provides introductions, interludes and codas throughout the set and, on a few occasions, plays with the voices. The piano part is ad lib. (optional).

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Three Sacred Songs: 2. The Shepherd Lad (Downloadable)

Soprano voice solo, SATB choir, flute and piano (ad lib.) - Moderately Difficult - Digital Download SKU: MQ.7541-E Composed by Derek Healey. Instrument part. 9 pages. E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital #7541-E. Published by E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital (MQ.7541-E). English.These songs are dedicated to William Osborne. The title Three Sacred Songs: was given to these pieces rather than the more usual terms anthem or motet because of the strongly secular presence in the texts. The songs were written over a period of some eighteen months. The Shepherd Lad was finished on February 29, 2008. The Round Day and Magdaleneâ€™s Song were completed in Brooklyn on June 11, 2009, the music having been originally sketched-out on Christmas Day and Boxing Day 2008, at Putnam Valley, New York. In the first song, The Round Day, the singer hears the voice of the Blessed Virgin Mary as she sings to the glory of God throughout the day. The text was written on June 7, 2008. In The Shepherd Lad, the Spanish mystic Saint John of the Cross describes a shepherd ladâ€™s (Jesusâ€™s) love for a shepherdess (the Church) and how another (the Devil) tempted his love away. Heartbroken, the shepherd climbed a tree, â€œAnd threw wide his arms in sweetest charity, Since by His Shepherdess He was forsaken.â€ The original Spanish text was translated and adapted into Villanelle form by the composer in early December 2004. The text of Magdaleneâ€™s Song describes the feelings of a mystic, or a devotee of Jesus, inspired by the fresh beauty, grace and power of the Lord of creation. The main body of the text is given to a soprano solo. The text was written on April 27, 2008. These sacred songs were conceived as being performed either as a set or individually. The composer had secular ensembles in mind, such as college or concert choruses, but these songs may, of course, also be performed in a liturgical setting. The accompanying flute provides introductions, interludes and codas throughout the set and, on a few occasions, plays with the voices. The piano part is ad lib. (optional).

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Three Sacred Songs for String Orchestra

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Three Sacred Songs (Soprano, Flute, Piano)

Adon Olam (No. 3 of "Three Sacred Songs")

Dona Nobis Pacem (No.1 of "Three Sacred Songs")

Dies Irae (No.2 of "Three Sacred Songs")