Appeal to the Stars. from Babylonian prayers to the gods of the night (op. 28) from Babylonian prayers to the gods of the night by Tsippi Fleischer Recorder - Sheet Music

Name: Appeal to the Stars. from Babylonian prayers to the gods of the night (op. 28)
Brand: Furore Verlag
SKU: 19961888
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By Tsippi Fleischer

Appeal to the Stars. from Babylonian prayers to the gods of the night (op. 28)

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Details

Instrument:

Drums Percussion Recorder Voice

Genres:

21st Century Contemporary

Composers:

Tsippi Fleischer

Artist:

Tsippi Fleischer

Series:

Women Composers and Arrangers

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

6 women singers, who also play 3 alto-recorders, zurne, drums, iron-sticks and palm-tree branches (6 women singers, who also play 3 alto-recorders, zurne, drums, iron-sticks and palm-tree branches) - Level 4

SKU: FV.FUE-6520

From Babylonian prayers to the gods of the night. Composed by Tsippi Fleischer. Sound Research of Women Composers: Contemporary Music (C 279). Contemporary (21st century). Facsimile score. With facsimile score. Duration 12 minutes. Furore Verlag #FUE 6520. Published by Furore Verlag (FV.FUE-6520).

ISBN 979-0-50012-652-2.

WP/UA: November 1995, Gaza/Israel, Ensemble Belcanto Frankfurt. The vocalists, dressed in white, play recorders and beat with iron bars and with palm tree branches picked in the Jordan Valley. A prayer to the gods of night in the very earliest of Semitic languages aEUR Akkadian aEUR accompanied by exotic instruments. The work combines singing, playing instruments and ritualic movements.

WP/UA: November 1995, Gaza/Israel, Ensemble Belcanto Frankfurt. The vocalists, dressed in white, play recorders and beat with iron bars and with palm tree branches picked in the Jordan Valley. A prayer to the gods of night in the very earliest of Semitic languages aEUR Akkadian aEUR accompanied by exotic instruments. The work combines singing, playing instruments and ritualic movements.