Elgar: Sea Slumber-Song from Sea Pictures (Arr. Voice and String Quartet)
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SKU: A0.809041
Composed by Edward Elgar. Arranged by Kim Diehnelt. Romantic Period. 26 pages. Kim Diehnelt #1911153. Published by Kim Diehnelt (A0.809041).Movement 1 from Edward Elgar’s Sea Pictures, Op. 37.
Arranged for voice and string quartet.
Duration: 5 minutes
This string quartet version strives to bring out the full color and texture of the original full-orchestra version. Each instrument part includes a small clued staff above showing the vocal line and lyrics. This makes rehearsal and performances much easier to coordinate without a conductor. Where there is an instrument name noted, this refers to the original instrumental line the player is playing. The term "loco" means that the player returns to playing a string part. For advanced players as the work makes full use of each instrument, uses double stops and extended ranges, etc.
I hope this smaller ensemble will allow singers to perform the work more often and bring this beautiful work to a larger audience. More on Elgar’s work at www.KimDiehnelt.com.
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