BUT WE LIVE, a Secular Oratorio
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SKU: S0.204061
Composed by Marilena Zlatanou. 21st Century,Contemporary Classical. Score,Set of Parts. 136 pages. Published by Marilena Zlatanou (S0.204061).A Secular Oratorio for Mezzo-soprano soloist, SAB soloists/chamber group, SATB choir, Strings and one percussionist.
Nine movements. Duration 45 minutes.
The pdf file includes the vocal score, the choir score and piano part, as well as some useful notes at the start.
The texts are 7 poems by Norwegian poet Rolf Jakobsen, in English translation, and the message ultimately a declaration of love for our Earth and consequently perfect for concerts with the objective to express concern for our threatened environment.
The poems are:
it is blue
hush
fresh water
Some
wait for me
Your thoughts
but we live
The music writing is melodious and tonal (with some contemporary effects!) and this composition is suitable for both youth and other SATB choirs.
It has been very well received in Norway where it has been prformed but also received good reviews from USA where a recording of a concert was presented at radio stations.
Conductor's score and parts are also available
Please vist website www.zlatanou.net for more information
Member of TONO, the Norwegian copyright org.
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