SKU: LO.15-3649H
ISBN 9780787764807.
Matthew Erpelding tells the story of a child's bedtime with brilliantly crafted vocal lines scored for SSA choirs. Spoken from the point of view of the child, the song embodies phases of excited restlessness and energized curiosity. It concludes with a captivating section where each choir member sings a four-note figure at random to create the effect of waves of sleep washing over the child. An incredible addition to your treble choir repertoire!
SKU: HL.49003206
ISBN 9790220118609. 8.25x11.75x0.499 inches. English.
W.H. Auden: Sing, Ariel, sing * Spenser: He ceast * E. Pound: Tell her that sheds * Milton: Such a sacred and home-felt delight * Th. Campion: Rose-cheeked Laura, come * Milton: Such sober certainty * Shakespeare: O you are well-tun'd now! * W.B. Yeats: Old lecher with a love on every wind * J. Hollander: Across the street a tenor whine * Collins: With woeful measures wan Despair * Th. Hardy: Thus I, faltering forward * W.H. Ausen: ... rebuke * C. Raine: There is so much to celebrate * Coleridge: I see them all * Hollander: ... my unground grain * W. Stevens: The time of year has grown indifferent * W.H. Auden: ... unanxious one, sing * P. larkin: I squeezed up the last stair to the room in the roof * Shakespeare: Thou hast nor youth nor age * W. Stevens: The palm at the end of the mind * W. Stevens: Without human meaning * H. Vaughan: All's in deep sleep and night * W. Stevens: The rock of autumn, glittering * W.H. Auden: ... brillantly, lightly.