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English Country Garden For SSA Chorus And Piano

English Country Garden For SSA Chorus And Piano

‘How many insects find their home in an English country garden?’ asks the second verse of this tongue-in-cheek arrangement of the familiar, traditional English Country Garden, before moving on to the birds that ‘drive you right up the wall’ and the weeds ‘that always defeat you’.Contemporary English composer Herbert Chappell has been an active free-lance writer of music since the 1950’s, since when he has written and conducted hundreds of works that range from advertising jingles and tv and film scores to beloved works for young and amateur musicians and much in between. English Country Garden cleverly modulates upwards at each verse, adding to the fun and ending with a coda full of exasperation and humour.

DKK 82.00
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How does Your garden Grow (Musical)(Teacher Ed)

How does Your garden Grow (Musical)(Teacher Ed)

Let's take a journey to Herb's magical garden. The seeds have sprouted, the rain has come, and petals bloom brightly in the sun. But what's this!?! The weeds are taking over! Join the fun with a country-style garden hoedown, andhelp save the crop! This clever, original 20-minute musical features five songs in a variety of styles with easy-to-learn rhyming dialog.The Teacher's Manual comes complete with the accompanied songs, script, choreography,staging and costume ideas. The Singer's Edition includes the script, vocal lines and choreography only, and if you're performing with a 'cast of thousands,' choose the handy Reproducible Pak (vocal lines, lyric sheets and dialog).The ShowTrax Cassette or CD include the spectacular orchestration by John Higgins for a truly professional production.Available: Teacher's Manual, Singer's Edition 5-Pak, Reproducible Pak, Preview CD (Full Performance) andPerformance/Accompaniment Cassette and CD. Performance Time: 20 minutes. For Grades K-4.

DKK 192.00
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Gibbons: A Garden In The Rain

Gibbons: A Garden In The Rain

A staple of the British dance band era, A Garden In The Rain was written in 1928 by Carroll Gibbons (1903-1954), with lyrics by James Dyrenforth (1895-1973). It was first performed and recorded by Gibbons’ own band, the Savoy Hotel Orpheans , which at the time was the resident dance band at the Savoy Hotel in London. Since then, it has been recorded many times, most famously by Gene Austin, The Four Aces, and Frank Sinatra. This classic song has been transcribed for Piano, Voice, and Guitar, with Boxed Chord symbols for easy use.

DKK 90.00
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James Weeks: Walled Garden (Study Score)

James Weeks: Walled Garden (Study Score)

For two Alto Flutes, Bass Flute, Violin, Viola, Cello. Composed and published 2015. Walled Garden , for String and Flute trios, is a set of three pieces designed to be interleaved with Mala punica, a sequence of canons for eight-voiced vocal ensemble written in 2008-9. Commissioned by Spitalfields Music and first performed with Mala punica at Spitalfields Music Summer Festival on 3rd June 2015, by Daniel Pioro (Violin), Robert Ames (Viola), Oliver Coates (Cello), Jane Mitchell and Rebecca Larsen (Alto Flutes) and Helen Keen (Bass Flute). Duration: c. 24 minutes.

DKK 196.00
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Secret Garden

Secret Garden

Secret garden is a composition that is based on a homonymous pencil drawing by the young Armenian artist Arshak Sarkissian. I have been interested in Arshak’s pencil drawings for a while now since attending his solo exhibition at the Pharos Arts Foundation in Nicosia. Apart from the technical realization, I was also interested in the thematic approach. Animal sounds play an important role in my works and animals play a big role in many of Arshak’s drawings. Human and animal hybrids appear often in his work, such as the humanoid creatures with bird heads, and the artist also gives great importance to the dress or hairstyle of his exotic subjects. Looking at some of these drawings, I feel that in some ways, the artist is trying to create an abstract mythology that transcends over time, combining different cultural elements to create new mythical creatures. I have found his art to be in close alignment with the imagery of Primitivism as well as my own interest in mythology, animals, and the music of previous centuries. My strictly traditional formal training together with my contemporary aesthetic outlook, the frequently used process of mixing reality with fiction and traditional techniques and methods with unique thematics, yet always leaving room for interpretation, are some of my artistic qualities that I also see in Arshak’s work. The work is dedicated in utmost gratitude to the magnificent musicians of Klangforum Wien and also as a farewell sonic gesture to Sven Hartberger, the ensemble’s wonderful General Manager of several years.Secret garden is a composition that is based on a homonymous pencil drawing by the young Armenian artist Arshak Sarkissian. I have been interested in Arshak’s pencil drawings for a while now since attending his solo exhibition at the Pharos Arts Foundation in Nicosia. Apart from the technical realization, I was also interested in the thematic approach.Animal sounds play an important role in my works and animals play a big role in many of Arshak’s drawings. Human and animal hybrids appear often in his work, such as the humanoid creatures with bird heads, and the artist also gives great importance to the dress or hairstyle of his exotic subjects. Looking at some of thesedrawings, I feel that in some ways, the artist is trying to create an abstract mythology that transcends over time, combining different cultural elements to create new mythical creatures. I have found his art to be in close alignment with the imagery of Primitivism as well as my own interest in mythology, animals, and the music of previous centuries. My strictly traditional formal training together with my contemporary aesthetic outlook, the frequently used process of mixing reality with fiction and traditional techniques and methods with unique thematics, yet always leaving room for interpretation, are some of my artistic qualities that I also see in Arshak’s work.The work is dedicated in utmost gratitude to the magnificent musicians of Klangforum Wien and also as a farewell sonic gesture to Sven Hartberger, the ensemble’s wonderful General Manager of several years.

DKK 472.00
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Jesus in the Garden : Mark 14:32-42, Matthew 26:36-39

Jesus in the Garden : Mark 14:32-42, Matthew 26:36-39

This is an emotional depiction of the late night scene of Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. It unfolds with the plea, Father, Father, let this cup pass from me, and concludes with the final refrain, Thy will be done. Effectively incorporating a verse of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, this original ballad makes the agony and resolute love of the passion story all the more real. This is an emotional depiction of the late night scene of Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. It unfolds with the plea, Father, Father, let this cup pass from me, and concludes with the final refrain, Thy will be done. Effectively incorporating a verse of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, this original ballad makes the agony and resolute love of the passion story all the more real.

DKK 60.00
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