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Festival Flex Duets

Festival Flex Duets

Set in a tender and respectful setting for female voices Tim Brent's take on the quintessential '80s message of individuality has opportunities for a soloist to shine while supported by well-written harmonies and an inventive piano part!

Edizione critica a cura di Fabrizio Scipioni

Petite Suite Folklorique

Klaus Hoffmann - Best Of Songbook

17th Century French Provencal Carol

Les Trois Notes Du Japon

Alpine Concerto

Benedictus

For Horn Solo

March Vanier Set Marches

and the poison soup plot

Spring Overture

Spring Overture

Duet

This well-known text attributed to Richard of Chichester and adeptly amended by Alan Hommerding is set for unison voices with the option of a second part. It is simple but still affords room for a small choir (or children's choir) to improve: some large intervals meter changes and the necessity of watching the conductor carefully. Following the dynamic and tempo markings will insure a perfomance that lives up to the dolce nature of the anthem. Accompaniment is organ (preferred) or piano: the flexibility required for a sensitive presentation would be a good task for a student. Duration 2:30

Day of Arising

Karen Marrolli provides an original melody for a text first published anonymously in London in 1878. Set in four parts with a fair amount of unison singing the almost-folk-like tune is singable and satisfying. The text speaks of God's unending love which reaches for us even as we think we are the ones reaching out. Duration: 2:15