To Spring by Franz Schubert TTBB - Sheet Music

Name: To Spring
Brand: Imagine Music Publishing
SKU: 22603203
Price: 2.2 USD
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By Franz Schubert

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Details

Instrument:

Choir

Genres:

Classical Period Romantic Period

Composers:

Franz Schubert

Publishers:

Imagine Music Publishing

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Artist:

Franz Schubert

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

TTBB chorus a cappella

SKU: IG.VMW233

Composed by Franz Schubert. Arranged by William Bullock. Score. Imagine Music Publishing #VMW233. Published by Imagine Music Publishing (IG.VMW233).

8.5 x 11 inches.

This part song (in four vocal parts) is one of three Schubert composed in strophic form, in this case with four strophes (verses). The poem, by Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805), is a song to youthful love and the season in which it blooms. Schubert has set the poem freely in the manner of a romantic madrigal, complete with la-la-la refrain. Alfred Einstein (1880–1952) observed that Schubert’s parts songs are not composed for a large chorus “but for musically enlightened [singers] who are capable of doing justice to his modulations and enharmonic changes. By this he means that the songs must be performed with careful attention to the textual nuances of each strophe.