Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1390239 Composed by Patrick Rooney. 21st Century,Classical,Romantic Period,Sacred. Score. 8 pages. Patrick Rooney #973734. Published by Patrick Rooney (A0.1390239). A setting of the German biblical text, O tod, wie bitter bist du.  Performed at the University of Northern Colorado in 2012 by Kyle Griffin and Chase Loeb.German:O tod, wie bitter bist du, wenn an dich gendenket ein mensch,Der gute Tage und genug hat und ohne sorge lebet;Und dem es wohl geht in allen dingen ,und noch wohl essen mag!O Tod, wie bitter bist du.O tod, wie wohl tust du dem dürftigen, der da schwach und alt ist,der in allen sorgen steckt, und nichts bessers zu hoffen,noch zu erwarten hat! O tod, O tod, wie wohl tust du!English:O death, how bitter you are to the thoughts of a person at peace with his posses-sions, to a man undistracted and prospering in everything and still having strength to welcome a luxury.O death, how bitter you are!O death, how sweet you are to a person who is needy and lacking strength, who is in extreme old age and is anxious about everything and who is disobedient and has lost hope.O death, how sweet you are!

Piano,Vocal,Voice - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.996625 Composed by Martin Jeremy Richardson. Contemporary,World. Score. 44 pages. M J Richardson #5307647. Published by M J Richardson (A0.996625). This collection of seven songs is inspired by Spanish folk and flamenco music. Each song is representative of a different style or genre, including dances, romances, work, and religious and songs. Spain has a long history of folk music dating back to the Middle Ages; a tradition that is still very much alive today. The music has been influenced by many different cultures over the centuries and has been the inspiration for musicians across the world.Songs1.Sevillanas are a type of folk song and associated dance for couples, originating in the nineteenth century. Today they are still very popular, particularly at fiestas and  other social events.2.Cabaliño is a Galician work song about a young horse, arranged in the style of a flamenco tango.3. La Petenera is  a combination of two songs in very different styles - a flamenco Petenera from Andalucía and a Mexican son huasteco, a genre that is noteworthy for its flamboyant and virtuoso violin parts.4. Saetas are religious songs that are performed at Easter (Semana Santa).5.There are many hundreds of versions of the old folk tale Gerineldo, telling the story of love between a Queen and her page boy. This Spanish/Jewish version is over 500 years old, from the time when the Moors ruled over much of the Iberian Peninsula.6.Villancico Asturiano is a traditional Christmas carol from Asturias, combined with a setting of a Christmas poem written in the seventeenth century by Robert Herrick for King Charles II of England.7.The lyrics from La Tarara are drawn from the poem of the same name by the Spanish poet Federico Lorca, who based his poem on a traditional children´s playground song. La Tarara is a mystical woman who dances around the countryside.  The music in this version is in the style of a Tanguillo – a type of flamenco dance from Cadiz.