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This is the 6th extract from the Vespers, op. 37. Serge Rachmaninov was impressed by the incredible choirs he used to hear during religious services into Saint-Pétersbourg’s Orthodox Church. The Vespers is the prayer said before Sundays and great religious celebrations. Playing emigrant composers’ music was prohibited by the Soviet anti-religious politic; the Vespers were forgotten for a while. Church music was rediscovered during Perestroïka. This song can be performed by the major part of the choirs.
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Bohemian Rhapsody, famous song of Freddy Mercury harmonized for 4 mixed voices choir by Pierre-Gérard Verny. Freddie Mercury was a great fan of opera and that piece is a tribute paid for that musical style. In Queen’s version, that was him who sung all voices in re-recording. Pierre-Gérard Verny’s arrangement isn’t easy but perfectly respects the originality of the song. |
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Georges Aloy love Lyon and Beaujolais, his homeland. As a professional musician and a regionalist, he compiled, arranged and orchestrated many songs and melodies about Lyon, countryside and vine. He also set to music the poems of the collection “Regards obliques sur la ville” by Jean Vuaillat. The structure of this song is simple in order to be memorized easily and staged quickly. Georges Aloy teaches harmony and counterpoint at Conservatoire National de Région de Lyon. He trains many young students to notation and music devices. He was also an organist. He worked at the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière for 13 years. He wrote many accompaniments and preludes for organs. He wrote a Magnificat intended to be sung for soloists and mixed choirs accompanied by string orchestras, trumpets and organs.
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