Reine Frauensache 1 – Klavierbegleitungn

Pédagogie

Contenu

Ilze Arne, Viva la musica
Robert Schumann, Zigeunerleben
Johannes Brahms, Die MeereEdward Elgar, In Haven
John Harvey Clements, There is Sweet Music here
Sandra Milliken, If I Open the Door
Rudi Tas, Do not Stand at My Grave and Weep
Eric Whitacre, The Seal Lullaby
Ola Gjeilo, Tundra
Bernard Lefèvre, Une image versée
Giulio Alary, Kyrie
Josef Rheinberger, Inclina, Domine
Cécile Chaminade, Agnus Dei
Pablo Casals, Nigra Sum
David Hamilton, Ave Maria
Trad. - Arr. Julie Knowles, Danny Boy
Trad. – Arr. József Karai, I Will Give My Love an Apple
Trad.– Eriks Esenvals, Vem kan segla förutan vind
Jule Styne, Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend
Dino Fekaris
Freddie Perren, I Will Survive
Stefan Nilsson, Gabriellas Lied
Sarah Quartel, I Remember

Description :

Original compositions and arrangements from the 16th Century to the present day. Containing 60 pieces for upper-voice choirs, mainly a cappella, Reine Frauensache! spans six centuries and a wide range of styles – fromsacred through to pop. With accessible repertoire selected to appeal to amateur choirs, the book encompasses pieces from composers as varied as Palestrina, Brahms, Eric Whitacre and rik Ešenvalds – together with arrangements of pop standards including Somewhere over the rainbow and I willsurvive. - 60 easy to intermediate pieces in three or four parts, ideally suited for amateur choirs - An inspiring collection of repertoire, grouped into four categories: secular, sacred, folk songs and pop - Mainly a cappella repertoire, with piano or organ accompaniments available separately - Includes an appendix with translations of the lyricsA real treasure trove for upper-voice choirs! All piano accompaniments to the first volume of Reine Frauensache! released on occasion of the German Choir Festival in Stuttgart in May 2016. Divided into four sections (Secular, Sacred, Folklore and Popular) the collection covers newer compositions which are part of the repertoire of many women‘s choirs already as well as ageless beautiful titles from older eras; music spans from Palestrina, Telemann, Gounod, Brahms, Distler and Chaminade to Nancy Telfer, Sandra Milliken, Sarah Quartel and riks Ešenvalds.