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SKU: HL.345711
ISBN 9781540092359. UPC: 840126920420. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches.
A humorous original expressing the anticipation of Santa's arrival, is set up-tempo in style with both unison and harmonic writing throughout. Student-friendly pitched Orff instrumental parts included.
SKU: HP.1628
UPC: 763628116286.
Joy Patterson is a highly respected author and composer of both hymn texts and tunes. This is a collection of her best-known works as well as some new material published here for the first time. The Foreword is by Carl P. Daw, Jr.
SKU: HL.48025190
ISBN 9781784548018. UPC: 196288115007.
Writt en for the University of South Carolina, this new carol from Norwegian composer Kim André Arnesen sets a beautiful poem by Bliss William Carman (1861-1929). The poem describes a wintery world, with singing bells, a dancing star and expectant hearts, awaiting the arrival of the Christ child. The mystery, anticipation and joy is captured in Arnesen’s music; its striking, soaring melodies and warming harmonies underpinned by flowing piano paint a sublime picture, sure to be a highlight of your Christmas concert.
SKU: HL.329321
ISBN 9781540083432. UPC: 840126905694. 9x12 inches.
134 songs particularly good for auditions have been selected from Volumes 1-7 of the Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology and professionally edited for a 30-40 second ?16-bar? version, retaining the original key.Contents: Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life ? All That Matters ? Almost Real ? Another Suitcase in Another Hall ? Another Winter in a Summer Town ? Art Is Calling for Me ? The Beauty Is ? Bewitched ? Beyond My Wildest Dreams ? A Call from the Vatican ? Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man ? Children of the Wind ? Children Will Listen ? Come to My Garden ? Cry like the Wind ? Daddy's Girl ? Dear Friend ? Falling in Love with Love ? Feelings ? Follow Your Heart ? For the First Time in Forever (Broadway Version) ? From Chopin to Country ? The Glamorous Life ? Glitter and Be Gay ? The Golden Ram ? Gooch's Song ? Green Finch and Linnet Bird ? Hello, Young Lovers ? Home ? Home ? How Lovely to Be a Woman ? I Could Have Danced All Night ? I Don't Know His Name ? I Don't Know What I'd Do Without You ? I Feel Pretty ? I Have a Love ? I Have Confidence ? I Have Dreamed ? I Have to Tell You ? I Know It's Today ? I Wonder What Became of Me ? I'll Know ? I'm Leaving You ? I've Decided to Marry You ? If I Loved You ? If I Were a Bell ? In His Eyes ? In My Life ? Inside Out ? Is It Really Me? ? It Never Was You ? Let Us Be Glad ? Like a Woman Loves a Man ? Listen to Your Heart ? Love, Look Away ? Love Makes Such Fools of Us All ? Lovely ? Make Believe ? Matchmaker ? Migratory V ? Mister Snow ? Moonfall ? Morning Person ? Mr. Right ? Much More ? My Favorite Things ? My Funny Valentine ? My Lord and Master ? My Ship ? My True Love ? My White Knight ? Nelson ? Never ? No One Is Alone - Part I ? No Other Love ? Not a Day Goes By ? Nothing Is Too Wonderful to Be True ? Nothing Stops Another Day ? Old Maid ? On the Steps of the Palace ? Once You Lose Your Heart ? One Boy (Girl) ? One More Kiss ? Only Love ? Out of My Dreams ? People Will Say We're in Love ? Practically Perfect ? Raining ? Raunchy ? Ribbons down My Back ? Rosa's Confession ? The Saga of Jenny ? The Secret Service ? Show Me ? The Simple Joys of Maidenhood ? So in Love ? So Many People ? Some Things Are Meant to Be ? Somebody, Somewhere ? The Song That Goes like This ? Sons of (Fils De) ? Soon ? Speak Low ? Take Me to the World ? Ten Minutes Ago ? Thank Goodness ? That Dirty Old Man ? That'll Show Him ? There's a Small Hotel ? There's Music in You ? Think of Me ? This Is All Very New to Me ? This Place Is Mine ? Till There Was You ? To Build a Home ? Too Much in Love to Care ? Tour de France ? Unexpected Song ? Unusual Way ? Vanilla Ice Cream ? Waiting ? Waitin' for My Dearie ? What More Do I Need? ? When Did I Fall in Love ? When He Sees Me ? When There's No One ? Where or When ? When Was I Born? ? Will He Like Me? ? Will You? ? Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again ? With You ? Without You ? The Wo.
SKU: AP.1-ADV40026
UPC: 805095400267. English. Traditional.
This cheerful arrangement of a German Christmas carol, Morgen Kinder wird's was geben, or Tomorrow, Children, Just Wait! is to be executed at a moderate tempo. The setting is easy yet effective. The well-known melody is framed by amusing interludes and it is well suited for opening or closing a concert. Arranged for string orchestra.
SKU: AP.1-ADV17000
UPC: 805095170009. English. Traditional Carol.
This cheerful version of a German Christmas carol, Morgen Kinder wird's was geben, or Tomorrow, Children, Just Wait, has been arranged in a medium slow rock style. Arranged for mixed ensemble.
SKU: BO.B.3672
Written during the winter of 2007, this work is a metaphor of the three stages of a short but intense love story.The first movement is called Poniente. This is the name of a rainy wind that comes from west. In this sense, west is not only the place where the sun sets, but where night begins. The first movement represents the beginning, the happiness and freshness of something new. The violin evokes freshness and spontaneity over the constant rhythm of the guitar, which plays the higher voice. While the violin signs happily, the guitar, instead of being just its accompaniment, plays the role of a counterpoint with its rhythmical and constant theme.The second movement is called Largo-Balada-Largo and it's divided in two different parts. In the first one, guitar plays alone, reflexive and slow, representing the moments of loneliness of the one that waits for the lovers reunion. In the second movement, violin and guitar begin a dialogue where the violin plays a sweet yearning ballad, while the guitar answers as a baroque counterpoint. At the end, calm comes back, as in the first part of the second movement.The third movement is called Danza ritual and it is the most violent of the three parts. It represents the lovers reunion, the resolution of all the controlled excitement. It's the flame that consumes quickly but intensely. At the end of this part, the violin reintroduces the main theme of the first movement, but with a variation, more intense and dramatic. This dramatic and intense quality is also due to the guitar ostinato, which ends in a hysteric trill. This leads us again to the first part, ending the third movement and this work in a sudden setback, as an interrogation tag.
