The Lark

Hear The Sweet Lark Sing contient Chantez 13 chansons folkloriques destinés aux choeurs de femmes et des voix aiguës de tous âges, qui aiment re-capturer l'esprit et la beauté de ces mélodies traditionnelles de Grande-Bretagne et en Irlande, et sont un must pour ceux qui recherchent de nouveau, mais répertoire traditionnel.Ils sont situés dans deux ou trois parties vocales et sont dans une gamme de difficulté de facile à avancé. En conséquence, il ya beaucoup dans le 13 qui sont à portée de la plupart des choeurs qui aiment travailler sans aucun accompagnement instrumental, dans la tradition des chants populaires. Cependant, les symboles d'accords ont été ajoutés à chacun de ces arrangements habiles afin de répondre à ces chorales qui jouissent d'un certain appui improvisée instrumentale à la guitare ou au piano dans la performance. / Voix Elevée(s) Et Piano

The popular hit Downtown, originally performed by Petula Clark is now arranged for Unaccompanied SSATB choir by Carsten Gerlitz. This pack contains 10 of the vocal scores.When writer Tony Hatch first walked down Broadway in New York in 1964, he got the inspiration to write this song, which immediately hit the top of the charts and helped Clark attain an international career. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, and has not lost its magic, even after 50 years. / Choeur Mixte (SSATB)

Linda Spevacek's The Lark Ascending for SSA Chorus.Adapted from George Meredith's poem the lyrics explore the heartfelt yearning for a life more carefree - 'Soaring blithe and free oh that the Lark were me'. Beautifully flowing lines and full vocal textures create an exquisite work of great emotional range.

Paperback-Vaughan Williams' hauntingly beautiful The Lark Ascending is one of his most endearingly popular works. A serene romance the work takes its title from a poem by George Meredith. The violin's magical evocation of the lark's 'chirrup whistle slur and shake' as it soars above delicate orchestral textures demonstrates the composer's mastery of the pastoral idiom.This edition of the full score with the parts freshly engraved and edited and available on hire is produced in collaboration with RVW Ltd.

Music played an enormous role in the works of William Shakespeare, while his own sonnets, poems and soliloquies have provided continuing inspiration for many composers through the years. The Novello Shakespeare Choral Collection, inspired by the 400th anniversary of the Bard's death in 2016, is an exciting anthology of choral works that are settings of Shakespeare's words. For choirs of all types and abilities, this collection has been edited by David Wordsworth so that all the pieces are fantastic both to sing and hear.The collection features some beautiful settings that have well and truly stood the test of time, such as Thomas Arne's Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind and Henry Leslie's How Sweet The Moonlight Sleeps. More recent settings from 20th century and contemporary composers include Ernest Moeran's Sigh No More, Ladies, Gary Carpenter's Lo, Here, The Gentle Lark and John Tavener's Fear No More and Look In Thy Glass.Not only this, the Shakespeare Choral Collection boasts several works that were specially commissioned, including John Joubert's Be Not Afeard, Richard Sisson's Light Thickens and Pawel Lukaszewki's Weary With Toil, I Haste Me To My Bed. Some pieces have never appeared before in print, such as those by Kevin Olsen, Bernard Hughes and John Gardner. These songs truly are a joy to perform, with some relatively simple arrangements that are purely fun to sing, while some more complex settings that will be thoroughly rewarding for choirs and audiences alike.A total of 26 fantastic works comprise The Novello Shakespeare Choral Collection, which would work as a wonderful concert programme on its own, or could provide a wealth of options for choirs looking to expand their repertoire with a range of unique settings. Also included is a fascinating introduction by editor David Wordsworth, and notes describing each piece.Words written by indisputably the greatest writer in the English language can only be matched with music by composers of talent and renown such as these. The Novello Shakespeare Choral Collection is an essential anthology of stunning settings of beautiful words which will be performed and enjoyed for many years to come. / Choeur Mixte (SATB)

French Choruses-In 1955 while in the midst of working on a musical version of Voltaire's Candide with the distinguished American playwright Lillian Hellman Leonard Bernstein composed French and Latin choruses as incidental music to the play The Lark adapted by Miss Hellman from the original French version by Jean Anouilh. Since the drama was about the of Joan of Arc Bernstein’s music was deliberately evocative of that Saint’s medieval era.For men's choir or quartet of soloists (TTBarB) a cappella percussion ad libitum. French.

Par SCHUBERT FRANZ. Contents: Afar ? After Work ? Angel of Beauty ? Atlas ? Ave Maria ? Benumbed ? The Brook's Lullaby ? By the Sea ? The Carrier-Pigeon ? Courage ? Death and the Maiden ? TheDouble ? The Erlking ? Faith in Spring ? Farewell, Our Love to Sever ? The Favorite Color ? The Fishermaiden ? Frozen Tears ? Good Night ? The Gray Head ? The Guide-Post ? Halt bythe Brook ? Hark! Hark! the Lark ? The Hateful Color ? Hedge Rose ? Her Portrait ? The Hunter ? Huntsman's Even Song ? Illusion ? In the Village ? Jealousy and Pride ? The LastHope ? The Linden Tree ? Longing for Spring ? Looking Backward ? Love's Message ? The Maiden's Lament ? Margaret at the Spinning-Wheel ? Mignon's Song ? The Miller and the Brook ? TheMiller's Flowers ? Mine ? The Mock Suns ? Morning Greeting ? My Abode ? My Sweet Repose(Du Bist Die Ruh) ? On the River ? The Organ Player ? Parting ? Pause ? The Post ? Praise of Tears ? The Question ? The Raven ? Rest ? Restless Love ? Romance (Rosamund) ? The Secret ? Serenade ? The Shepherd's Lament ? Solitude ? Spring Dreams ? The StormyMorning ? Teardrops ? Thanks to the Brook ? To Be Sung on the Waters ? The Town ? The Trout ? Ungeduld (Impatience) ? The Vane ? The Wanderer ? Wanderer's Night-Song ? Wandering? Warrior's Foreboding ? The Water-Course ? The Wayside Inn ? Whither' ? Who is Sylvia ? Will O' the Wisp ? With the Green Lute-Band ? Withered Flowers ? The Young Nun. / Rép Classique / Répertoire / Chant et Piano