Matériel : Partition
Par GJEILO OLA. / Répertoire / Choeur SSA
SKU: BT.UPF-00012900
French.
The vocal ensemble Les Marins d´Iroise was founded in 1992 on the occasion of the first international maritime festival in Brest and has long since become famous and indispensible when it comes to interpreting shanties and well-known maritimetunes. The edition contains the vocal score (tenor 1 and 2, baritone and bass) with piano accompaniment as well as chord symbols and many pictures.The vocal ensemble Les Marins d'Iroise was founded in 1992 on the occasion of the first international maritime festival in Brest and has long since become famous and indispensible when it comes to interpreting shanties andwell-known maritime tunes. The edition contains the vocal score (tenor 1 and 2, baritone and bass) with piano accompaniment as well as chord symbols and many pictures.Das Vokalensemble Les Marins d´Iroise (die Seeleute von Iroise) wurden 1992 anläßlich des ersten internationalen Fests des Meeres und der Seeleute in Brest (Les Tonnerres de Brest) gegründet. Inzwischen berühmt und unverzichtbar geworden,präsentiert das vielstimmige Männerensemble mitreißend und voller Begeisterung nicht nur alte bretonische Seemannsweisen und Shanties.Die vorliegende Ausgabe enthält die Chorstimmen (1. und 2. Tenor, Bariton und Bass) und die Klavierbegleitung sowie Akkordsymbole und viele farbige Abbildungen.L´ ensemble vocal Les Marins d´Iroise est né en 1992, à l´occasion de la première fête brestoise des Vieux Gréements, devenue fameuse et incontournable au fil des différentes éditions. Cet ensemble reprend de grands tubes tels queSantiano, Amsterdam ou encore Tri Martolod. Retrouvez ici les partitions pour chorale (ténor 1 & 2, Baryton, basse) avec accompagnement piano. Inclus les symboles daccords, des photos en couleurs de paysages et du groupe.
SKU: OU.9780193355446
ISBN 9780193355446. 12 x 8 inches.
For children's choir, SATB choir, and ensemble. A cycle of songs taking their subject from the seven 'themed' floors of the Evelina Children's Hospital, London, opened in 2005. Texts are by John Mole.
