| Dies Irae Chorale 3 parties SSA, Piano Carl Fischer
Choral SSA Choir and Piano SKU: CF.CM9716 Day of Wrath. Composed b...(+)
Choral SSA Choir and
Piano SKU:
CF.CM9716 Day of
Wrath. Composed by
David (D) Smith. 12
pages. Duration 0:01:57.
Carl Fischer Music
#CM9716. Published by
Carl Fischer Music
(CF.CM9716). ISBN
9781491160954. UPC:
680160919550. Key: D
minor. Latin. Early Latin
Text. This text is
taken from the Dies Irae
Sequence from the Requiem
Mass. It is a
contemplation of the
arrival of judgment day.
The A-sections, mm. 1-29
& mm. 43-end, are a
manic depiction of the
fierce wrath of judgment
day. They should be sung
with fire, crisp
consonants while always
enunciating the accents
in order to realize the
full effect of this
powerful text. The entire
demeanor of the tone and
facial expressions should
change for the B-section,
mm. 30-42 as it is a plea
for mercy. The audience
should realize the change
in this contrasting
section. Translation Dies
irae, dies illa: Day of
wrath, that day Solvet
saeclum in favilla: shall
dissolve the world into
embers Teste David cum
Sibylla: As David
prophesied with the
Sibyl. Voca me cum
benedictis :Call me to be
with the blessed. Salva
me fons pietatis : Save
me, fount of pity. The
Sibyl is a reference from
a Greek word, which means
Prophetess. In this
context, the word appears
in plural, referring to
many prophetesses. David,
or King David, has long
been considered prophetic
among biblical scholars.
About the Arranger D.
Farrell Smith is the
Director of Choirs at
Hilldale Middle School,
and Hilldale High School
in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He
holds a B.A. in Music
Education and the M.A. in
Theological Studies.
Currently the Minister of
Music at Eastern Heights
Baptist Church, he has
been a Music educator and
Minister for 20 years.
Mr. Smith studied with
Dr. Gary Foster and Dr.
Donald Studebaker and has
performed under such
notables as R. Evan
Copley, Daniel Pinkham,
Lloyd Pfautsch, and Bev
Henson. This text is
taken from the Dies Irae
Sequence from the Requiem
Mass. It is a
contemplation of the
arrival of judgment day.
The A-sections, mm. 1-29
& mm. 43-end, are a manic
depiction of the fierce
wrath of judgment day.
They should be sung with
fire, crisp consonants
while always enunciating
the accents in order to
realize the full effect
of this powerful text.
The entire demeanor of
the tone and facial
expressions should change
for the B-section, mm.
30-42 as it is a plea for
mercy. The audience
should realize the change
in this contrasting
section.TranslationDies
irae, dies illa: Day of
wrath, that daySolvet
saeclum in favilla: shall
dissolve the world into
embersTeste David cum
Sibylla: As David
prophesied with the
Sibyl.Voca me cum
benedictis :Call me to be
with the blessed.Salva me
fons pietatis : Save me,
fount of pity.The
“Sibyl†is a
reference from a Greek
word, which means
Prophetess. In this
context, the word appears
in plural, referring to
many prophetesses. David,
or King David, has long
been considered prophetic
among biblical
scholars.About the
ArrangerD. Farrell Smith
is the Director of Choirs
at Hilldale Middle
School, and Hilldale
High School in Muskogee,
Oklahoma. Â He holds a
B.A. in Music Education
and the M.A. in
Theological Studies.
Currently theÂ
Minister of Music at
Eastern Heights Baptist
Church, he has been a
Music educator and
Minister for 20 years.
Mr. Smith studied with
Dr. Gary Foster and Dr.
Donald Studebaker and has
performed under such
notables as R. Evan
Copley, Daniel Pinkham,
Lloyd Pfautsch, and Bev
Henson. $2.50 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Death may dissolve Chorale SATB SATB divisi Sulasol
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| Retrospektive Quatuor à cordes: 2 violons, alto, violoncelle Edition HH
String quartet SKU: HH.HH462-FSP Composed by Ming Wang. String Quartet. F...(+)
String quartet SKU:
HH.HH462-FSP Composed
by Ming Wang. String
Quartet. Full score and
parts. Edition HH Music
Publishers #HH462-FSP.
Published by Edition HH
Music Publishers
(HH.HH462-FSP). ISBN
9790708146711. Cica
da larvae live
underground for years,
creeping about slowly and
peacefully in the
darkness until that
sudden, beautiful brief
moment when, one warm,
damp summer’s eve,
they emerge,
metamorphosed into a
highly mobile life form.
Gaily they dance in the
sunshine, singing
ardently to the trees in
all their greenery ---
but only for a short
while, for, just as
suddenly, they are gone.
The same process repeats
year upon year. The life
cycle of this string
quartet resembles that of
the cicada. Initially,
two embryonic cells
remain hidden within
dense, gloomy
note-clusters; over time
they evolve into buds,
grow and then blossom.
They appear for the first
time in their adult form
in the fast middle
section, where they
assume the shape of two
very popular Chinese folk
melodies, Jasmine and Old
Six Blows, albeit in
wholly chromaticized and
defamiliarized variants.
After their grand
efflorescence, these
forms gradually dissolve
into transparent wisps of
sound. $31.95 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 4 to 6 weeks | | |
| Monumentum, Music for string sextet Kunzelmann
2 violins, 2 violas, 2 celli - Level 6 SKU: KU.GM-1911 Composed by David ...(+)
2 violins, 2 violas, 2
celli - Level 6 SKU:
KU.GM-1911 Composed
by David Philip Hefti.
Edited by David Philip
Hefti. Bach format (230 x
302). In A Folder. Full
score, parts. 78 pages.
Duration 19 minutes.
Edition Kunzelmann
#GM-1911. Published by
Edition Kunzelmann
(KU.GM-1911). ISBN
9790206202384. 9 x 12
inches. Monu
mentum, Music for
String Sextet, was
written in 2014 to a
commission from the
Moritzburg Festival, The
Chamber Music Society of
Lincoln Center New York
and the Kathe Kollwitz
House in Moritzburg. It
is dedicated to the
cellist Jan Vogler. The
world premiere took place
on 19 August 2014 at the
Moritzburg Festival,
performed by Timothy
Chooi & Mira Wang
(violins), Roberto Diaz
& Hartmut Rohde
(violas), Jan Vogler
& Harriet Krijgh
(cellos). The American
premiere took place on 7
May 2015 in the Lincoln
Center with the Amphion
String Quartet, the
violist Yura Lee and the
cellist Jan
Vogler.
The
String
Sextet Momentum<
/em> commemorates
the outbreak of the First
World War, the death of
Peter Kollwitz –
who died as a volunteer,
aged just 18, in the
early weeks of the war
– and the manner in
which his mother, the
artist Kathe Kollwitz,
mourned the loss of her
son. The artist worked
through her pain by
creating her most famous
sculpture, The
Mourning Parents. It
stands today at the
German soldiers’
cemetery at Vladslo in
western Flanders, where
her son Peter also lies
buried. During the 18
years that she worked on
the Parents
, Kathe Kollwitz attended
several concerts at the
Volksbuhne in Berlin,
where from January to
February 1927 she heard
Arthur Schnabel’s
cycle of all the
Beethoven piano sonatas.
Schnabel performed the
Sonata op. 111 in c minor
on 26 February 1927, and
this work touched her in
particular, as we can
read in her diary:
“The strange
flickering notes turned
into flames – a
moment of rapture, taking
one into a different
sphere, and the heavens
opened almost as in the
Ninth (Symphony). Then
one found one’s way
back – but it was a
return after having been
assured that there is a
heaven. These notes are
serene – confident
– and good. Thank
you, Schnabel!”
This encounter with
Beethoven’s last
sonata inspired the
artist to take up work
again on her sculpture
after a long interruption
and to consider different
possibilities for
arranging the two
figures. For this reason,
the first minutes
ofMomentum
are derived from this
sonata by Beethoven
– though without it
being quoted in an
audible manner –
and they leave their mark
on the form of the
Sextet. The number 18 and
the date of Peter
Kollwitz’s death
(23 October 1914) also
have a direct impact on
the work’s
dramaturgy. This music is
mostly calm in nature,
but is time and again
interrupted unexpectedly,
being disturbed by unruly
sounds and vehement
eruptions until time
itself seems to dissolve
in an aleatoric passage.
The work ends with an
extended lament on
“seed corn should
not be ground”, a
line from
Goethe’s W
ilhelm Meister’s
Journeyman Years.
Kathe Kollwitz often
quoted this phrase to
argue for peace, and also
took it as the title for
a lithograph that she
made in 1942. -
David Philip
Hefti $89.95 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Qua Resurget Ex Favilla Cor anglais, Piano Theodore Presser Co.
Chamber Music oboe SKU: PR.114422520 Sonata for Oboe and Piano. Co...(+)
Chamber Music oboe
SKU: PR.114422520
Sonata for Oboe and
Piano. Composed by
Katherine Needleman. Set
of Score and Parts. 24+8
pages. Duration 15:45.
Theodore Presser Company
#114-42252. Published by
Theodore Presser Company
(PR.114422520). ISBN
9781491134788. UPC:
680160683833. After
decades as a renowned
oboe virtuoso, Katherine
Needleman was improvising
at the piano during the
quarantine summer of 2020
when her ideas congealed
in a powerful way. Within
a week she completed a
16-minute oboe sonata
inspired by the
world’s
overlapping crises. This
riveting three-movement
sonata bears the title
qua resurget ex favilla,
drawn from the Dies Irae
text referring to rising
back from ashes.
Needleman won the
International Double Reed
Society’s
Inaugural Commissioning
Competition by entering
her own recording of this
work, performing as
both oboist and pianist
from her living room. As
a result, IDRS
commissioned her to
compose a new work for
English horn and piano
which was premiered at
their 2021 Virtual
Symposium and programmed
for the live 2022
convention. I’m
not exactly sure how, in
a life consumed by music,
I never put anything on
paper between the time I
stopped at age 10 and the
age of 42. I mean, I have
some ideas why, but that
could easily dissolve
into a feminist manifesto
or a condemnation of my
musical education and the
overwhelming culture of
American oboe playing,
the vehicle through which
I’ve made a living
my entire adult life.
Rather than go there, I
will just say this is the
first piece I put on
paper in my adult
life.Six months into
COVID-19 lockdown in the
US, the world was feeling
pretty weird. I had
familiarized myself with
the music notation
program, Sibelius, for
recent arranging
projects. I had written
some mockeries of A.M.R.
Barret oboe etudes in
response to an assignment
I was given (and did
appropriately first).
When I descended into a
dark chorale in the
middle of the fourth
mockery, I realized I
needed a new vehicle. I
wrote a short, ridiculous
piece for my
husband’s
birthday, and then, the
next night, when
improvising at the piano,
like I’ve done
since I was seven years
old, this piece came to
me. However, this time, I
sketched it out into
Sibelius. Over the course
of the next week, I found
notating and picking
permanent, official notes
to enter into the
computer challenging. But
it was all done on paper
in seven days, and I took
another few for dynamics
and articulations
thinking they might be
useful for someone else,
if I would ever be lucky
enough for someone else
to play it.I don’t
have much to say about
the music of qua resurget
ex favilla itself.
It’s a personal
statement couched in the
feelings of that time.
The US presidential
election was looming
large and ugly in my
mind, well, that and the
end of life as we knew
it, but I also had some
bizarre feeling that
everything would be
okay. $24.99 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| In Flanders Fields Chorale SATB SATB, Piano Hal Leonard
Judith Clurman Choral Series. Composed by Robert Beaser. Judith Clurman Choral...(+)
Judith Clurman Choral
Series.
Composed by Robert
Beaser.
Judith Clurman Choral
Series.
Concert, Hymn, Poetry,
Spiritual. Octavo. 16
pages.
Published by Hal Leonard
$2.50 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 24 hours - In Stock | | |
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