SKU: KN.19187
UPC: 822795191875.
This grade 3-5 anthology offers brass quintets a treasure trove of classical repertoire. A complete concert program can be found in this convenient volume and will be a valuable resource for practically any type of performance.Contents:Ases Tod (Grieg), Three Renaissance Dances (Gervaise), Largo From The New World Symphony (Dvorak), Three EnglishaEUR^Madrigals (Traditional), The Thunderer (Sousa), The Entertainer (Joplin), March Militaire (Schubert), Fanfare For Brass Quintet (Ziek), Badinerie (Bach), Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Brahms).
SKU: KN.19186
UPC: 822795191868.
SKU: KN.19184
UPC: 822795191844.
SKU: KN.19182
UPC: 822795191820.
SKU: KN.19183
UPC: 822795191837.
SKU: KN.19185
UPC: 822795191851.
SKU: AP.41238
UPC: 038081483689. English.
In keeping with the efforts of developing a curriculum that fosters Comprehensive Musicianship, this string orchestra arrangement of three of the most popular Renaissance madrigals, will provide your students with a peak into this period of music history that is frequently overlooked. Now Is the Month of Maying, Sing We and Chant It, both by Thomas Morley, and Fair Phyllis, by John Farmer, are basic choral repertoire found in most high school and college full SATB and madrigal ensembles. The string ensemble may perform the arrangement alone with the added Renaissance style percussion. Or, better yet, why not enhance the performance by adding an SATB chorus thereby sharing the stage with your school's most advanced choral ensemble? (5:00) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
SKU: HL.49015916
ISBN 9790220124518. UPC: 884088567606. 8.25x11.75x0.375 inches. Italian.
Like many Englishmen I had sung madrigals for pleasure - usually late at night with friends, after several glasses of wine. While these madrigals have their charm, and many are extremely beautiful, I found, as I began an extended exploration of the madrigal as a creative venture, that the richest source lies in the Italian Renaissance.In 1998 I embarked on a project to write a series of madrigals, eventually deciding to collect them in 'books' in the manner of Italian madrigalists, such as Monteverdi or Gesualdo. The Second Book is for an unusual six-part group - the Scandinavian Trio Mediaeval (3 sopranos) and three tenors (John Potter plus two from the Hilliard Ensemble) - and sets Petrarch in the original 14th century Italian. I focused on those sonnets known as the Rima Sparsi (scattered verses) and added one extra Petrarch setting - originally a radiophonic piece (Marconi's Madrigal) for CBC's Marconi Day. Gavin Bryars.
SKU: CY.CC2308
Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612), son of an organist, was born in Nuremberg and received his initial training in music from his father. As a young man he studied in Venice and became close friends with Giovanni Gabrieli, both eventually studying composition.
