O Holy Art, Aria for Soprano with Orchestra Accompaniment, James Nathaniel Holland
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SKU: A0.730448
Composed by James Nathaniel Holland. Broadway,Contemporary,Musical/Show,Opera. 40 pages. James Nathaniel Holland #3530585. Published by James Nathaniel Holland (A0.730448).The title aria for soprano from the moving one act opera, O Holy Art by American composer James Nathaniel Holland (Words and music). Meets opera contemporary aria in English and 21st century. Optional orchestral accompaniment available. Great showpiece for lyric or dramatic soprano.
"O Holy Art! If symphony or simple tone,
How can I be alone?
When what you give is more than kind..."
Range: C4 to Bb5 (D6 segment optional.)
Duration: 7 minutes
Instrumentation: picc, fl12,ob12,clBb 12, bsn, hrn 12, tpt, trm, tim, perc (hand cym, ride cym w/mallet, tri. glock., bs drm) pno, voice, strings
YouTube presentation: https://youtu.be/Oe5R0W0UhKc.
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