...or a musician [choral part] by Elizabeth Alexander 4-Part - Sheet Music

Name: ...or a musician [choral part]
Brand: Seafarer Press
SKU: 17612760
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By Elizabeth Alexander

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...or a musician [choral part] by Elizabeth Alexander 4-Part - Sheet Music

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Details

Instrument:

Choir

Genres:

20th Century

Composers:

Elizabeth Alexander

Artist:

Elizabeth Alexander

Item types:

Physical

Level:

Late Intermediate

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Choir, SATB, 4-Part, Orchestra, (2200.0200.timp.celeste.strings], Mixed Choir - Late Intermediate

SKU: SF.SEA-007-01

Composed by Elizabeth Alexander. Choral. A mercurial musing on music’s mysterious source. Classical, 20th Century. Choral Part. With Text language: English. Duration 10 minutes. Seafarer Press #SEA-007-01. Published by Seafarer Press (SF.SEA-007-01).

8.5 x 11 inches. Text by Philip Dacey.

This mercurial musing on music's mysterious source draws its literary inspiration from a spirited poem by Philip Dacey, in which the sacred and secular merge into one powerful creative force. A rollicking 10-minute montage of musical styles ranging from Bach to barbershop, both lighthearted and ultimately transcendent.

Commissioned by Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and American Master Chorale; David Lewis Crosby, artistic director (Madison, WI)
Voice parts are in a comfortable range, and orchestra parts are playable by a good community orchestra (i.e. no "killer" passages). The biggest challenge of this piece is frequent tempo changes, so everyone has to watch the conductor, but you want them to do that anyway, don't you? Range: Soprano: d'-g", Sop. solo: e" -c"', Alto: g-d", Tenor: d-a', Bass: G-d'(f ').