| Planeterne, Op. 80 Wilhelm Hansen
Full Score SKU: HL.50602314 For Voice, Flute, Percussion, Viola, and G...(+)
Full Score SKU:
HL.50602314 For
Voice, Flute, Percussion,
Viola, and Guitar Full
Score. Composed by
Poul Rovsing Olsen.
Score. Classical.
Softcover. 48 pages.
Edition Wilhelm Hansen
#WH31915. Published by
Edition Wilhelm Hansen
(HL.50602314). UPC:
840126906585. The
Planets, op. 80 for
mezzo-soprano, flute,
viola and guitar, was
composed in spring 1978
and given its first
performance on 30 July
the same year at the
Lerchenborg Music Days.
The occasion which led to
the composition of the
work was the 50th
anniversary of the
finding of a block book
from the second half of
the 15th century with
texts on the planets. The
inspiration came from
Louise
Lerche-Lerchenborg, who
organised the Lerchenborg
Music Days, and the work
is dedicated to her. In
connection with the
concert at Lerchenborg,
Poul Rovsing Olsen wrote
the following about his
opus: The Planets derives
from the block book found
in Lerchenborg's library
in 1928. Seven fine,
coloured drawings tell of
the seven celestial
bodies which in many
European languages have
given the weekdays their
names. Each drawing is
accompanied by a Latin
text, under which there
is a two-line dictum that
briefly - though very
concisely - gives an
account of the
characteristics of the
children who belong to
that particular celestial
body. And these
concentrated portrayals
form the basis for the
music. In the music I
have attempted to give
indications of my own
experience of the
particular power and
nature characterizing
each one of the heavenly
bodies, just as I have
allowed this cycle of
planet songs to pass like
a journey through the
ethereal realms with
motifs that appear, are
repeated, are varied and
disappear (but only so as
to be replaced by new
ones), until we finally
return to the point of
departure. The
introduction - Aether -
is purely instrumental.
Two of the planets -
Venus and Luna - are
female; in the music
written for them small
(Indian) cymbals are used
that are also present in
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| Planeterne Op.80 Wilhelm Hansen
Voice, Flute, Percussion, Viola and Guitar SKU: BT.WH31915 Composed by Po...(+)
Voice, Flute, Percussion,
Viola and Guitar SKU:
BT.WH31915 Composed
by Poul Rovsing Olsen.
Contemporary Music. Score
Only. Composed 2019. 48
pages. Edition Wilhelm
Hansen #WH31915.
Published by Edition
Wilhelm Hansen
(BT.WH31915). ISBN
9788759829004. The
Planets, op. 80 for
mezzo-soprano, flute,
viola and guitar, was
composed in spring 1978
and given its first
performance on 30 July
the same year at the
Lerchenborg Music Days.
The occasion which led to
the composition of the
work was the 50th
anniversary of the
finding of a block book
from the second half of
the 15th century with
texts on the planets. The
inspiration came from
Louise
Lerche-Lerchenborg, who
organised the Lerchenborg
Music Days, and the work
is dedicated to her. In
connection with the
concert at Lerchenborg,
Poul Rovsing Olsen wrote
the following about his
opus: “The Planets
derives from the block
book found in
Lerchenborg’s
library in 1928. Seven
fine,coloured drawings
tell of the seven
celestial bodies which in
many European languages
have given the weekdays
their names. Each drawing
is accompanied by a Latin
text, under which there
is a two-line dictum that
briefly though very
concisely gives an
account of the
characteristics of the
children who belong to
that particular celestial
body. And these
concentrated portrayals
form the basis for the
music. In the music I
have attempted to give
indications of my own
experience of the
particular power and
nature characterizing
each one of the heavenly
bodies, just as I have
allowed this cycle of
planet songs to pass like
a journey through the
ethereal realms with
motifs that appear, are
repeated, are varied and
disappear (but only so as
to be replaced by new
ones), until we finally
return to the point of
departure. The
introduction Aether is
purely instrumental. Two
of the planets Venus and
Luna are female; in the
music written for them
small (Indian) cymbals
are used that are also
present in
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| The Voices I Hear GIA Publications
SKU: GI.G-10678 A Philosophical and Practical Approach to the Choral A...(+)
SKU: GI.G-10678
A Philosophical and
Practical Approach to the
Choral Art. Composed
by Will Kesling. Music
Education. 472 pages. GIA
Publications #10678.
Published by GIA
Publications
(GI.G-10678). ISBN
9781622776436. Draw
ing from his five decades
of success as a conductor
and educator in the
choral field, Will
Kesling has compiled a
comprehensive choral
methods resource that
addresses every necessary
fundamental for achieving
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this resource covers:
Building a healthy and
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Dealing with vocal issues
Selecting repertoire and
programming concerts
Developing score study
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insights Understanding
the characteristics of
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composers Planning,
preparing for, and
running rehearsals The
Voices I Hear also
explores important but
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in secular education
settings, techniques for
performing
choral-orchestral works,
choral versus orchestral
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become a true
“maestro.â€
Individual chapters also
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valuable read for
emerging and seasoned
conductors alike, The
Voices I Hear is an
expert study of the
aesthetic, intellectual,
and practical aspects of
the choral art. Dr. Will
Kesling is Professor of
Choral and Orchestral
Conducting at the
University of Florida,
where he has taught for
two decades. He has
conducted hundreds of
choral ensembles and
nearly fifty of the
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Thank you, Dr. Kesling,
for the decade you gave
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phrasing, and a pathway
to successful conducting
of combined choral and
orchestral forces. Your
enormous and highly
successful career, with
worldwide performances
and numerous awards and
honors, has enabled you
to bring validity and
integrity to the entire
writing. —Donald
Neuen  Â
Distinguished Professor
Emeritus, UCLA Â Â
Former member of the
Robert Shaw Chorale Â
 Mr. Shaw’s
Assistant Conductor with
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Orchestra and Choruses
For more than 50 years,
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brought to the choral
profession significant
new insights to all
lovers of the choral art.
—Craig Jessop Â
 Professor of Music,
University of Utah Â
 Former Music
Director of the
Tabernacle Choir and
Orchestra at Temple
Square   and the
United States Air Force
Singing Sergeants Will
Kesling’s book,
The Voices I Hear, is
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Blackstone  Â
Professor Emeritus of
Music (conducting) and
Director of Choirs
(retired) Â Â
School of Music, Theatre
& Dance, University of
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