Choral SSA Choir and
Piano
SKU:
CF.CM9582
Composed by
William Boyce. Arranged
by Russell L. Robinson.
Fold. Performance. 12
pages. Duration 2
minutes, 35 seconds. Carl
Fischer Music #CM9582.
Published by Carl Fischer
Music (CF.CM9582).
ISBN 9781491154045.
UPC: 680160912544. 6.875
x 10.5 inches. Key: Bb
major. English.
Original.
English
composer William Boyce
was born in London in
1711 and died in 1779. He
began his musical career
as a choir boy at St.
Pauls cathedral and
throughout his career, he
wrote symphonies and
church music.
Alleluia was
originally written for
four voices a
cappella; however,
this arrangement has an
accompaniment that may be
used for rehearsal or in
performance. The key has
also been lowered from
the original key of C
major to Bb major, making
this arrangement of this
beautiful work for SSA
voices more accessible
for SSA choirs. The form
consists of homophonic
sections followed by
canons and refrains with
the homophonic sections.
Whether performing a
cappella or with
piano, sing
Alleluia by
William Boyce with joy
and
enthusiasm.
English
composer William Boyce
was born in London in
1711 and died in 1779. He
began his musical career
as a choir boy at St.
Paulas cathedral and
throughout his career, he
wrote symphonies and
church music.
Alleluia was
originally written for
four voices a
cappella; however,
this arrangement has an
accompaniment that may be
used for rehearsal or in
performance. The key has
also been lowered from
the original key of C
major to Bb major, making
this arrangement of this
beautiful work for SSA
voices more accessible
for SSA choirs. The form
consists of homophonic
sections followed by
canons and refrains with
the homophonic sections.
Whether performing a
cappella or with
piano, sing
Alleluia by
William Boyce with joy
and
enthusiasm.
English
composer William Boyce
was born in London in
1711 and died in 1779. He
began his musical career
as a choir boy at St.
Paul's cathedral and
throughout his career, he
wrote symphonies and
church music.
Alleluia was
originally written for
four voices a
cappella; however,
this arrangement has an
accompaniment that may be
used for rehearsal or in
performance. The key has
also been lowered from
the original key of C
major to Bb major, making
this arrangement of this
beautiful work for SSA
voices more accessible
for SSA choirs. The form
consists of homophonic
sections followed by
canons and refrains with
the homophonic sections.
Whether performing a
cappella or with
piano, sing
Alleluia by
William Boyce with joy
and
enthusiasm.
English
composer William Boyce
was born in London in
1711 and died in 1779. He
began his musical career
as a choir boy at St.
Paul's cathedral and
throughout his career, he
wrote symphonies and
church music. Alleluia
was originally written
for four voices a
cappella; however, this
arrangement has an
accompaniment that may be
used for rehearsal or in
performance. The key has
also been lowered from
the original key of C
major to Bb major, making
this arrangement of this
beautiful work for SSA
voices more accessible
for SSA choirs. The form
consists of homophonic
sections followed by
canons and refrains with
the homophonic sections.
Whether performing a
cappella or with piano,
sing Alleluia by William
Boyce with joy and
enthusiasm.
English
composer William Boyce
was born in London in
1711 and died in 1779. He
began his musical career
as a choir boy at St.
Paul’s cathedral
and throughout his
career, he wrote
symphonies and church
music.Alleluia was
originally written for
four voices a cappella;
however, this arrangement
has an accompaniment that
may be used for rehearsal
or in performance. The
key has also been lowered
from the original key of
C major to Bb major,
making this arrangement
of this beautiful work
for SSA voices more
accessible for SSA
choirs.The form consists
of homophonic sections
followed by canons and
refrains with the
homophonic
sections.Whether
performing a cappella or
with piano, sing Alleluia
by William Boyce with joy
and enthusiasm.
William-Boyce
