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SKU: A0.803494
Composed by unknown - Geneva Psalter (1551). Arranged by Phyllis Hopper. Christmas,Easter,Renaissance,Sacred. Score and Parts. 12 pages. HopSez Productions #4108681. Published by HopSez Productions (A0.803494).A hopeful message for Advent, Easter, or any other time of the year. Delightful Renaissance dance melodies are woven into a refreshing tapestry of sound. A comforting bridge provides moments of stillness before the exuberant final flourish that ends with an "Amen" cadence. Included is optional finger cymbal part.
Time: 3:00 minutes. (Note: the recording is 100 bpm; I prefer slightly faster, about 110 bpm - keep it light with space between the notes, except for the legato 5/4 section.)
Note: See also similar arrangements of this piece for
- String Quartet
- four Cellos
- Cello and Organ
- Soprano and Organ
- Soprano and Piano
- SATB
I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to contact me with feedback, suggestions, and requests at phroglis@tutanota.com.
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