Deutsche Volkslieder by Traditional - Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Choir,Instrumental Solo - Level 5 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.889745

Composed by Traditional. Arranged by William Hawley. Contemporary. Individual part. 26 pages. William Hawley #6474585. Published by William Hawley (A0.889745).

This is William Hawley's arrangement of three traditional

German folk songs, composed for the Vocal Ensemble Singer

Pur (S T T T Bar. B) and premiered by them in 2004 in Marktoberdorf,
Germany. The present score has been re-voiced for

S M-S A T Bar.B. voices, and may be performed by an

ensemble of soloists or by mixed choir to equally good effect.
The audio clip contains the opening sections of the recordings

made by Singer Pur on the album Sos-Save Our Songs, on the

OEHMS Classics label:

I. "Der Mai ist gekommen": 00:00

II. "In stiller Nacht": 01:08

III. "Es, es, es und es": 02:14

The YouTube video is of Singer Pur performing the second

setting, "In stiller Nacht" (nach Brahms), in Marktoberdorf [see links].
Total Performance Duration: 9.5 min. ASCAP https://williamhawley.net.

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