| |  This is a cantata for mixed choirs, wood instruments and drums orchestras.The poem is based on the 6th poem from the Odyssey.The choir plays the characters surrounding Nausicaa (Athena, Odysseus, Alcinous and his blind wife, and the young women). The story is told by a soprano voice in “parlando.”This sheet music was created in Choralies in Vaison-la-Romaine in 2001. |
| | |  This Indian carol is a bailecito. This is a two-person dance from North Argentina Its form is particular: A – B (vuelta) – A (“segunda”) – B (vuelta), similar to the minuet. Rhythms 3/4 and 6/8 are mixed. This song can be sung accompanied or not. If there are instruments, they should double the voices or replace them to insure an alternation between voices and instruments. Jean-Michel Cayre was born in 1949 in Lyon. He learned how to play the piano with Fernando Via, who was himself a student of Granados. He studied at Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique de Lyon then at Conservatoire International de Musique de Paris. He is an instrumentalist who’s specialized in playing the instruments from the Andes. He has been a part from the ensemble Los Chacos since 1965; they won the International Grand Prix from Charles Cros Academy, and they recorded 12 albums and appeared on international stages. He did work together with famous French artists like Richard Anthony, Michel Legrand and Charles Trénet. He is a teacher at ENM de Villeurbanne, and he created the first European workshop of Andean instruments in 1979. He also wrote about sixty compositions for plays, ballets, movies, TV series and radio. |
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Beautiful standard of Jacques Brel harmonized for mixed voices choir by Jacques Frochot.
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| | 7.60 EUR (-21.05%) 6.00 EUR |  Pierre-Gérard Verny harmonized this modern hit which has been composed and sung by Amel Bent, 2006. You can interpret it freely for the melody is composed of original harmonic sequences. It can be sung by three female voices and one male voice or two female voices and two male voices and every one sings a fragment of the melody. There are many imitations, so the piece is particularly glorified. Voices can be highlighted if they are only accompanied by a pianist. However, you may also play the bass and the drums in a concert, so the beat part would be stronger. There is no real difficulty, so it’s really enjoyable for choirs to sing. |
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