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Polyphonies Irlandaises, a collection of traditional Irish songs arranged by Jean-Paul Joly.
"This collection is a choice, among the quantity of Irish melodies available, which came to me by frequenting this repertoire.
As a teacher of musical training and choral singing in a national conservatory, I was very much involved in the use of traditional and contemporary music (jazz, pop, gospel etc...) for the personal interest I had in it, but also for the pedagogical potential they offered in music schools through the practice of vocal polyphony. My motivation to write arrangements is therefore initially pedagogical, but as a choir director, I have in a way "exported" this writing work to put it at the service of vocal ensembles.
This collection has the ambition to be a kind of door that opens up to Irish music, illustrated by a vast repertoire, both instrumental and vocal, and to give access to it within the framework of choral practice. |
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This is a collection of 14 Israeli secular and sacred unaccompanied polyphonic songs. This is a great example of Israeli choral works. They were arranged or composed by D. Carmel, G. Aldema, D. Factory, P. Ben-Haim…
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Nestor Zadoff gathered and gave commentaries on those 10 unaccompanied polyphonic songs for mixed voices written from the 17th to our days. This first book is composed of polyphonic songs from South America and from several musical genres. There are easy, medium and hard difficulty pieces but they mostly can be played by every type of choirs.
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9 a cappella polyphonies for mixed voices (from the 18th century to the present day) collected and commented by Nestor ZADOFF.
This second volume, like the first, features polyphonies from various South American countries and different musical genres. There are easy pieces, others of medium difficulty, some more difficult ones but which, in general, can be approached by all types of choirs.
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