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Choral Choir (Mixed) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.576366 Composed by David Warin Solomons. 20th Century,Christmas,Classical,Contemporary,World. Octavo. 27 pages. David Warin Solomons #18013. Published by David Warin Solomons (A0.576366). A vivid and at times raucous celebration of Saturnalia, in Latin, for an ensemble of voices and instruments (including various percussion, woodwind and brass instruments). The sound sample is a sung performance by the composer with an electronic preview of the instruments. Further explanations: Song for Saturnalia - a raucous and fun romp - in whole tones (since there is scant evidence of the types of scales used in those days - whole tones just seem to work in this context). The Latin words make references to relatively modern times but the spirit of Saturnalia is timeless, after all. The pileum (also written pilleum) is the little cap that slave wore during Saturnalia to show they were free men and women on that day - they would point to their cap and say libertus sum (I am a free person) and omnes aequales sumus (we are all equal). The words (and translation - both by me) are as follows: Saturnalia Song Io Saturnalia! Hodie igitur dominus noster non es. [Hooray, it’s Saturnalia, so today you’re not our boss] Hodie omnes aequales sumus. Io! [Today we are all equal, hooray!] [spoof of USA Anthem] Salve O Frutici [Hi there, Bush] Ecce meum pileum: [Look, see my little cap of freedom] libertus sum [I’m a free man] [spoof of UK Anthem] Salve O Campestri [Hi there, Blair] Ecce meum pileum: [Look, see my little cap of freedom] libertus sum [I’m a free man] [spoof of German Anthem] Salve O Candelari [Hi there Brandt] Ecce meum pileum: [Look, see my little cap of freedom] libertus sum [I’m a free man] Io Saturnalia, Io! [Hooray, it’s Saturnalia, hooray!] [Note on the invented names (used in the vocative in the song of course): Fruticius is based on the word frutex a bush - it’s also used to mean blockhead in Roman comedies, but I can’t help that!. Campestrius is based on campester - a plain or place of clear ground (Blair is the Celtic equivalent word - a forest clearing!) Candelarius is based on candela - a taper or candle - ie something burning hence Brandt (yes, I know he’s earlier than the other two politicians, but, hey, it’s all a bit of anachronistic fun!)].
Saturnalia Song for voices, wind, brass and percussion
Chorale SATB

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Choral Choir (SAB) - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1230843 By Poor Clare's Galway. By Poor Clare's Galway. Arranged by Ian Callanan. Celtic,Christian,Irish,Praise & Worship,Religious,Spiritual. Octavo. 20 pages. Iancallanan.com #826532. Published by iancallanan.com (A0.1230843). In 2012 the Poor Claire Sisters, Galway released a book of prayers and poems called “Calm the Soulâ€. The book became an instant hit and became the number 1 best seller in Ireland for a number of weeks.The title poem touched those who read it so deeply, that the sisters thought that a musical setting of the words could make it more widely accessible and having experimented with various tunes they came up with a melody that draws on the musical motifs of a traditional Irish love son. The music captures the essence of the text beautifully.This setting is arranged by Ian Callanan for Piano, SAB Choir, Flute and Oboe. An accompanying recording is also available for download.
Calm the Soul
Chorale 3 parties
Poor Clare's Galway
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Piano Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.958803 Composed by Juan Carlos Patrón y Froilán Aguilar. Arranged by Juan Carlos Cortés A. Concert,Standards,Traditional,World. Score. 3 pages. Juan Carlos Cortés Aguirre #6873183. Published by Juan Carlos Cortés Aguirre (A0.958803). Transcripción para piano solo por:JUAN CARLOS CORTÉS A.Basado en la versión grabada por el dúo Gómez - Vila, integrado por los cantores argentinos Alberto Gómez (Egidio Alberto Aducci) y Augusto Tito Vila para la RCA Víctor de Buenos Aires, Argentina.Allá en la sierraFado por: Juan Carlos Patrón y Froilán AguilarIntroducción:Besada por la brisa de la sierra, vive en la tierra de mis amores,la moza más bonita y seductora, que me enamora con sus primores.Por ella en las serenas noches claras, lloran guitarras quejas de amores,por ella se cruzaron los aceros de valientes que quisieron conquistar su corazón.Dueto:Este fado que le canto lo inspiró el encanto de la que yo adoro.Quisiera que la brisa lo llevara, al rancho donde vive mi querer.Esta canción es el rezo del que esclavo vive hoy de su embeleso.Si supiera que esa flor ha de ser mía, no pediría nada más mi corazón.Interludio:Calandria que en los aires de mi tierra, canta en la sierra por la mañana,florcita que en los campos engalana, es la paisana que adoro yo.Rayito que en la sierra alzó la Virgen, dejó prendido para que alumbre,quisiera que este fado hasta su oído le llevara mi pedido que me de su corazón.Dueto:Este fado que le canto lo inspiró el encanto de la que yo adoro.Quisiera que la brisa lo llevara, al rancho donde vive mi querer.Esta canción es el rezo del que esclavo vive hoy de su embeleso.Si supiera que esa flor ha de ser mía, no pediría nada más mi corazón.¡Aah, a, ah, a, a, ah!Interludio breve:Esta canción es el rezo del que esclavo vive hoy de su embeleso.Si supiera que esa flor ha de ser mía, no pediría nada más mi corazón.
Allá en la sierra - Fado argentino por Juan Carlos Patrón y Froilán Aguilar
Piano seul

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