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| Edward Gregson: The Dance
Forever The Dance:
Mezzo-Soprano & SATB:
Vocal Score
Chorale SATB
SATB, Orchestre [Partition]
Novello & Co Ltd.
The Dance Forever The Dance was commissioned by Michael Kibblewhite and the Her...(+)
The Dance Forever The Dance was commissioned by Michael Kibblewhite and the Hertfordshire Chorus. The first performance was given on 4 December 1999. (Revised 2002). The text has been compiled by the composer and is drawn from a variety of sources which use dance as a metaphor for life and death. In particular poems by Oscar Wilde and W H Auden have been incorporated into the text. Scored for Mezzo-Soprano Solo SATB chorus and Orchestra. Duration 30 minutes.
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| Edward Gregson: Peace
Perfect Peace: SATB:
Vocal Score
Chorale SATB
SATB A Cappella [Vocal Score]
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Peace Perfect Peace by Edward Gregson for SATB choir a cappella.
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| The Sad Tale Of Barbara
Allen (Version For SATB)
Chorale SATB
Novello & Co Ltd.
The original version of this setting of the well-known traditional English folk ...(+)
The original version of this setting of the well-known traditional English folk song was completed in 1974, and was commissioned by Rachel McMillan College of Education (where Gregson was a lecturer at the time) for its Music Department Choir (female voices). It then had the somewhat unusual instrumentation of spinet, flute and string quartet.In 2017 Gregson was asked to revise it for performance and publication in a new version for upper voices and piano. Arranged for SATB with Piano accompaniment. / SATB
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| Welcome
Chorale SATB
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Welcome is a work composed by Edward Gregson, arranged for Upper Voices and Pian...(+)
Welcome is a work composed by Edward Gregson, arranged for Upper Voices and Piano. It was originally composed for boys' voices, Organ, Brass and Percussion in 1996, but ten years later Gregson created a new version especially for the Kinder Children's Choir of the High Peak. This latter version appears here, and lasts around 4 minutes.The text of Welcome consists of the word 'Welcome', repeated numerous times in a variety of languages , from English to various European languages, to Hebrew and Arabic. Gregson's idea was to provide a fitting way to welcome a new and diverse audience into a new concert hall designed for a new Millennium.The voices are divided into as many as six parts in certain places, but it's left to the conductor to decide on how to distribute these parts, depending on the size and make-up of the choir. The work is suitable for performance by any mixture of upper voices, from children's choirs to female voices.In the January/February 2016 issue of Choir and Organ, Geoffrey Webber calls Welcome 'an ear-catching start for any concert programme.' / Choeur Et Piano
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| Edward Gregson: A Welcome
Ode: SATB: Vocal Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score] - Intermédiaire/avancé
Novello & Co Ltd.
This work dedicated to the composer Paul Patterson can be performed by either ...(+)
This work dedicated to the composer Paul Patterson can be performed by either Choir Piano Duet and Percussion or Choir Organ and Percussion. Percussion Part is available: NOV160278-01
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| Edward Gregson: Three
John Donne Settings:
SATB: Vocal Score
Chorale SATB
SATB, Percussion(s) [Vocal Score]
Novello & Co Ltd.
Three John Donne Settings was commissioned by the Friends of the National Youth ...(+)
Three John Donne Settings was commissioned by the Friends of the National Youth Choir of Wales. Comisiynwyd gan Gyfeillion Côr Cenedlaethol Ieuenctid Cymru.Three John Donne Settings was first performed on 26 July 2013 by the National Youth Choir of Wales conducted by David Lawrence at St. Mary’s Church Conwy as part of the Conwy Classical Music Festival.
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| Edward Gregson: Make A
Joyful Noise: SATB: Vocal
Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Novello & Co Ltd.
This work was commissioned by St Dunstan's College South-East London for the c...(+)
This work was commissioned by St Dunstan's College South-East London for the celebration of its centenary in 1988. It is an anthem and uses a setting of Psalm 100. The work has three main sections (fast-slow-fast) and is essentially jubilant in nature. After a brief instrumental introduction the choir enters using as its text the first two verses of the Psalm. This reaches a climax on the word singing after which the music subsides into the serene key of C major for female voices only to sing a reflective tune on the words Know ye surrounded by various counter melodies on solo horn and trumpet. Male voices then take over this tune (inverted) and the final comment isleft to unaccompanied choir leaving sopranos on a held low D. At this point the last section begins. The mood is set by Organ and Percussion the style takes off its hat to minimalism with multi-layered textures underpinning the choral unison on the word Enter. Eventually the tonality heads towards G major and a reprise of the opening music with a coda full of energetic exuberance.
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| Edward Gregson: Blow
blow thou winter wind:
SATB: Vocal Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Cadenza Music
from the Cadenza volume 'The Nativity Star'
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| Edward Gregson: In The
Beginning: SATB: Vocal
Score
Chorale SATB
SATB, Piano [Vocal Score] - Intermédiaire/avancé
Novello & Co Ltd.
The cantata for SATB Choir and Piano In The Beginning was originally written wh...(+)
The cantata for SATB Choir and Piano In The Beginning was originally written while Gregson was studying at the Royal Academy of Music and scored for women’s Voices and Piano. In 1981 the composer revised and enlarged it extensively. The revised (and published) version is for mixed Choir and Piano. Words are taken from the first four verses of Genesis Chapter 1 the jubilant Latin exhortation Gloria in Excelsis Deo and a poem written by Susan Smith (later Susan Gregson). The compact yet dramatic work is not too technically demanding for intermediate/advanced (grades 6-8) groups. Duration ca. 10 minutes.Edward Gregson is an Englishcomposer of international standing whose music has been performed broadcast and recorded worldwide. He has written orchestral chamber instrumental and choral music as well as music for the theatre film and television.
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| Edward Gregson: The Sad
Tale Of Barbara Allen:
SATB: Vocal Score
Chorale SATB
SATB, Piano [Vocal Score]
Novello & Co Ltd.
The original version of this setting of the well-known traditional English folk ...(+)
The original version of this setting of the well-known traditional English folk song was completed in 1974 and was commissioned by Rachel McMillan College of Education (where Gregson was a lecturer at the time) for its Music Department Choir (female voices). It then had the somewhat unusual instrumentation of spinet flute and string quartet. In 2017 Gregson was asked to revise it for performance and publication in a new version for upper voices and piano. Arranged for SATB with Piano accompaniment.
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