| |  There are many versions of this famous spiritual. Pierre-Gérard Verny’s arrangement is easy and both text and melody are different from the simplified versions sometimes suggested. This is an unaccompanied arrangement, whereas the arrangement suggested in the collection is the piano-vocals one. |
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The text for Dreamweaver is based on parts of the Norwegian medieval folk poem Draumkvedet, an epic ballad that has a lot in common with Dante’s The Divine Comedy.
The protagonist, Olav Åsteson, falls asleep on Christmas Eve and sleeps for thirteen days. He wakes up and rides to church to describe his dreams to the congregation about his brave, beautiful, terrifying, and ultimately redeeming journey through the afterlife.
For this composition, the Draumkvedet poem has been adapted into a playful interpretation in English penned by Charles Anthony Silvestri.
For SATB choir, piano and string orchestra. The recommended minimum number of strings is 24, divided into 8/6/4/4/2, but the work can also be performed with fewer (or more) strings than that.
Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks. |
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Score for mixed choir by Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldy (SATB)
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Additional SATB/Children's choir parts for the full score - Dry Your Tears, Afrika (Full Orchestra with SATB choir and Children's choir).
Music by John Williams, with text adapted from the poem “Sèche tes pleurs, Afrique” (Dry Your Tears, Africa) by Bernard Dadié.
Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks |
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