This is an epic anthem of praise, power and purpose! From the hushed whispers of a fragile prayer to the dazzling celebration of joy as God sings over his children with the music of grace, this sacred paean takes you on a journey that affirms the mystery and majesty of our faith.
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The Hungarian Dance no. 4 fascinates withthe contrast between the elegiac melody of its main theme and the folkloristic-inspired virtuoso interludes.
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From the composer: Contrary to what the title of this work indicates, the Spanish word “rochela” does not translate to “raw cello” in English but, instead, it translates to “rowdy party.” The phonetic similarity between these words made it irresistible for me to have “rochela” and “raw cello” coexist so as to transmit the feeling of enjoyment and straightforwardness the music conveys. Technically speaking, the work fuses the luscious, harmonically-dense sound a cello ensemble produces and the syncopated phrasing derived from salsa music, with its characteristic five-beat “clave” pattern relentlessly driving the groove. Rochela (Raw Cello) was commissioned by Andrés Cárdenes for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's Nuance Series. It was premiered in Pittsburgh by the orchestra?s cello section on November 11, 2003.
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This impassioned song of spiritual awakening and wisdom is wonderfully set for unaccompanied voices. Sensitive phrasing and artful text painting allow choirs to luxuriate in the nuances of the shimmering harmonies and delicate moving lines. Equally at home in the sanctuary or the concert hall.
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First publication of a sonata movement uncatalogued by the composer yet kept by him for almost 60 years. Edited by Rupert Marshall-Luck and issued in collaboration with the Bliss Trust to mark the 50th anniversary of the composer's death. Preface by Giles Easterbrook, an unswerving advocate of Bliss's music, investigating the background to the work's composition, including the relevance of the composer's military service in World War I and the death of his brother in action, and his connection with other significant composers of the time, Elgar and Howells.
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This work by Ukrainian composer Yevhen Stankovych can be performed as either piano 4-hands for as a piano duo.
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Unbounded joy is in every measure of this gospel-styled winner! The lyric is appropriate for any time of year, but especially for services of celebration. A great choice for homecomings or legacy days, this will take you back to a simpler time and fill your heart with the spirit of gratitude.
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More than just a collection of difficult passages for the aspiring orchestral pro, these extracts from the classical, romantic and twentieth-century concert repertoire reveal the tricks of the trade. Unique colour-coding shows at a glance Steven Dann?s suggested fingerings, bowings and commentary. He demonstrates the articulation, phrasing and technique needed to solve all the practical problems faced by the player, making the book an indispensable resource for those preparing for auditions.
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Play the songs from your favorite female artists! Featuring 40 classic hits from some of the most popular female singers of all time, Really Easy Piano: 40 Women in Pop is presented in easy-to-play arrangements for piano with background notes and performance tips for every song. These arrangements have been abridged and simplified for the beginner player, so structure and key signature may vary from the original recordings.
Songs include: Someone Like You • I Will Always Love You • Halo • Shallow • Jolene • Levitating • Ironic • Espresso • Birds of a Feather • Say a Little Prayer • Flowers • and many more!
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A melody of divine beauty carries this deeply moving lyric, surrounding the believer with peace and assurance. Artful, yet approachable, this anthem touches the heart with warm harmonies and a lyrical piano accompaniment. Thoughtful word painting turns your choir's performance into a testimony of promise.
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This work for solo soprano, solo cello and mixed chorus (SATB with divisi) was first performed at the University College Dublin Foundation Day celebration in November 2013, and later recorded by the Choral Scholars of UCD, directed by Desmond Early (SIGCD436). Dedicated to Dr Hugh Brady, former President of UCD, the musical painting of the text evokes the wonder and possibility of life. Whispering choral writing supports a dialogue between soprano and cello, with the reflective nature of water suggested in the homophonic conclusion of each verse.
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Cyclical patterns of sound move in and out of focus, as if approaching from a distance before receding into haze. The tone of the violin is periodically transformed from white noise via drifting pitch into glistening harmonics and back again, forming arcs. Lightly amplified reverb is used to extend the sounding space that the music inhabits. Our perspective on the music is altered. What we hear is simultaneously both in the room and seemingly elsewhere. Ephemeral sounds are briefly held suspended in the air, heightening our perception of details within them before they disperse.
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