SKU: AP.49938S
ISBN 9781470657734. UPC: 038081575599. English.
This stunningly beautiful lyric piece by Bob Phillips will inspire your students to play with emotion. The opening section in F major features divisi cello parts and basses in a soaring syncopated melody with pizzicato accompaniment. The rhythmically exciting middle section features the upper strings. Reflections concludes with the opening cello melody played by the upper strings, now in the key of C. (4:45).
SKU: HL.250607
UPC: 888680957650. 9.0x12.0x0.075 inches. English.
Reflections was written for Nordic Affect. The first performance was given on 30 September 2016 in Reykjavik, Iceland. Arranged for violin, viola and cello. Anna Thorvaldsdottir frequently works with large sonic structures that tend to reveal the presence of a vast variety of sustained sound materials, reflecting her sense of imaginative listening to landscapes and nature. Her music tends to portray a flowing world of sounds with an enigmatic lyrical atmosphere. Duration: 8 minutes. LANGUAGE: English.
SKU: KJ.SO76F
3Christmas Reflections is an arrangement of three Christmas carols. The first carol, The Friendly Beasts, is a traditional English carol. It is based on an old belief that farm animals receive the gift of speech at midnight on Christmas eve. The second carol is a traditional carol from Austria. As Lately We Watched is a description of the nativity scene as observed by shepherds guarding their flocks. The third carol in the arrangement, O Come Little Children, was written by German composer, J. A. P. Schulz (1747-1800). Schulz studied music in Berlin and was a prolific composer of sacred vocal music. He also composed operettas, instrumental works, and various piano pieces. The carol is an invitation for all people, especially children, to visit the nativity.
SKU: FG.042-09103-6
ISBN 979-0-042-09103-6.
Eero Sipila was an organist by training. His liking for Gregorian chant left its mark on his compositions in the form of stylistic borrowings or at least reflections. In one of his letters Sipila mentioned as his main work the quartet that was to be the last thing he wrote. The name Lux aeterna is a reference to the section in the Gregorian mass, melodic motifs from which dominate the entire quartet. There is no trace of the modernistic tendencies of the works composed in the 1960s, but the pungent seconds harmonies characteristic of Sipila are all there.
SKU: KN.KVS2302
12 x 9 inches.
Hauntingly elegant this lush ballad is the perfect piece to use to contrast something faster and more technical. The flowing lines melt together seamlessly to create a unique and fresh soundscape. Truly a great piece to showcase the expressive playing of your ensemble.
SKU: PR.514048510
UPC: 680160248575.