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Wha-Do-Ya Mean?

Wha-Do-Ya Mean? #Contemporary #Paul Burnell #Wha-Do-Ya Mean? #Paul Burnell #SheetMusicPlus

Small Ensemble - SKU: A0.835769 Composed by Paul Burnell. Contemporary. Score and parts. 3 pages. Paul Burnell #3074281. Published by Paul Burnell (A0.8...(+)

Small Ensemble - SKU: A0.835769 Composed by Paul Burnell. Contemporary. Score and parts. 3 pages. Paul Burnell #3074281. Published by Paul Burnell (A0.835769). A text piece for one or more speakers with optional rhythmic percussion accompaniment performed ad libitum.Where the text is presented in bold the speakers should speak loudly, giving particular emphasis to text in capital letters. Where the text is presented in non-bold smaller text styles the speakers should speak less loudly or softer. The speakers should vary the pitch of their voice throughout to give emphasis to the structure and to avoid a monotonous tonal delivery. The repeated ‘words’ instinctively suggest a repetitive rhythmic style of delivery - this is fine. The spaces in the text can be interpreted as rests. If there is more than one speaker the performers may either speak in unison throughout or stagger their entries and echo or overlap freely, but without losing the sense of the overall structure of the text. Multiple speakers may also devise co-ordination points within the piece to co-ordinate collective unisons - then drift apart and overlap again. A single speaker could also perform with an echoing sound effect that gives the impression of multiple voices. If performing with percussion, then a pulsed rhythmic style should be used. The percussion may be freely chosen - drum kit, ‘found’ instruments, body percussion, pre-recorded backing track etc. - performing in any rhythmic style, but not detracting from or obscuring the vocal delivery. Programme note: ‘Wha-Do-Ya-Mean?’ was composed in 2008. It was tested as a warm-up exercise for the CoMA London Ensemble, and then developed into a piece, first performed by Paul Burnell at Battersea Arts Centre, London in October 2008 and then included on the 2010 album ‘Sticking with Childish Things’. It has subsequently been performed by CoMA Singers. The inspiration for the piece was derived from an increasingly fractious and reductive argument between two people, where one person was overheard saying What do you mean ‘what do you mean’? This statement illustrated the pointlessness of the argument, and how comically ridiculous and meaningless it had become, and effectively ended it.

$1.99 ≈ 1.86€

20 Hymns for the Holidays for Guitar Ensemble

20 Hymns for the Holidays for Guitar Ensemble #Christmas #Various #Donald Miller #20 Hymns for the Holidays for #Donald Miller Music #SheetMusicPlus

Guitar - Level 2 - SKU: A0.1288692 Composed by Various. Arranged by Donald Miller. Advent,Christmas,Holiday. 103 pages. Donald Miller Music #879587. Pub...(+)

Guitar - Level 2 - SKU: A0.1288692 Composed by Various. Arranged by Donald Miller. Advent,Christmas,Holiday. 103 pages. Donald Miller Music #879587. Published by Donald Miller Music (A0.1288692). 20 Hymns for the Holidays may be played as special music or used with congregational singing. These musical selections of Thanksgiving, Advent, and Christmas will provide guitar players of all levels an opportunity to develop sight-reading skills and ensemble playing and are edited to include both pick and finger-style (classical) guitar. Because of the great popularity of the guitar, young guitarists will become enthusiastic with their participation in your church service and older members of the congregation will appreciate the beauty of the ensemble playing the great hymns of the holiday season.Contents include:Hymns for ThanksgivingAll People that on Earth Do DwellCome Ye Thankful People, ComeFor the Beauty of the EarthFrom All that Dwell Below the SkiesNow Thank We All Our GodPraise to the Lord, the AlmightyThis is My Father’s World Hymns for AdventCome, Thou Long-Expected JesusHail to the Lord’s AnointedLove Divine, all Love’s ExcellingO Come, O Come EmmanuelO Word of God Incarnate Hymns for ChristmasAngels We Have Heard on HighGod Rest Ye Merry GentlemenHark the Herald Angels SingIt Came Upon the Midnight ClearJoy to the WorldO Come All Ye FaithfulO Little Town of BethlehemThe First NoelIncluded are conductor scores with optional keyboard accompaniment, and separate parts which may be copied as needed.

$25.00 ≈ 23.33€

Both Sides Now

Both Sides Now #Dion #Brian Streckfus #Both Sides Now #Brian Streckfus #SheetMusicPlus

Guitar - Level 2 - SKU: A0.1361805 By Dion. By Joni Mitchell. Arranged by Brian Streckfus. Country,Folk,Instructional,Singer/Songwriter. Chords/Lyrics. ...(+)

Guitar - Level 2 - SKU: A0.1361805 By Dion. By Joni Mitchell. Arranged by Brian Streckfus. Country,Folk,Instructional,Singer/Songwriter. Chords/Lyrics. 3 pages. Brian Streckfus #946261. Published by Brian Streckfus (A0.1361805). Pages: 3Key: G MajorThis is not intended to be a super historically accurate version; it is more of a guitar version for those that might not sing (maybe you have heard someone do a solo SATB guitar version of a Beatles song). However, someone could use this version to create a simple or sophisticated version. The melody is exact but the harmonies were altered slightly. I often make a version like this to accurately sing the melody, then once I've done that, I feel like I can just go with it better. For some people, singing teaches them guitar, for me, guitar teaches my singing. Features:1. Condensed version into 3 pages with organized sections2. Chord names3. Guitar chord charts4. Guitar fingerings.

$1.99 ≈ 1.86€

Epilogue

Epilogue #Ali Hanna, Madison Julius Cawe #Epilogue #Ali Hanna #SheetMusicPlus

B-Flat Clarinet,Medium Voice,Piano Accompaniment - Level 3 - SKU: A0.1264319 Composed by Ali Hanna, Madison Julius Cawein, and Mark Twain. 21st Century,...(+)

B-Flat Clarinet,Medium Voice,Piano Accompaniment - Level 3 - SKU: A0.1264319 Composed by Ali Hanna, Madison Julius Cawein, and Mark Twain. 21st Century,Contemporary. 6 pages. Ali Hanna #857172. Published by Ali Hanna (A0.1264319). I wrote this piece as an epilogue (pun definitely intended) to a traumatic religious event that took place in February 2023. I won't go into details so I don't risk triggering anyone, but let's just say it was a lot. This is also the first piece I've written where the text isn't my own because my composition professor at the time challenged me to do so.The text of the first half of the piece comes from Mark Twain's poem Warm Summer Sun. It's intended to be an acceptance of the fact that the singer isn't the same person they once were. As the poem repeats, the singer begins to say goodbye to their old self and lay them to rest.The text of the second half of the piece comes from Madison Julius Cawein's poem Take Heart. I see this part as someone in the singer's life giving them hope to keep on living, and who that entity is can be interpreted in a number of ways. For me, it was the friends and professors around me that helped me keep going. I didn't talk to many people about what happened, but just seeing everyone's faces every day taught me that if they can continue living their lives, then so can I.I ended up adding the clarinet part after a moment of inspiration during my trip to the ICA ClarinetFest 2023 in Denver, Colorado. Voice and clarinet are my two passions, so I thought I would use Epilogue to put them together. This piece has yet to be premiered in its current form, but I hope to someday. If you would like to premiere it, please email me at alisonhanna29@gmail.com.

$10.00 ≈ 9.33€