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Christmas Spirituals for Choirs
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112 pages
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249x174mm
978-0-19-343541-4
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Paperback
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04 September 2003
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- Pieces by 3 big names - Chilcott, Burton, Roderick Williams
- 12 completely new spiritual and gospel arrangements
- Less difficult than Spirituals for Choirs
- Pieces covering all aspects of the Christmas Story
- Fresh repertoire offering variety
for SATB accompanied and unaccompanied
Christmas Spirituals for Choirs is a fresh and inspiring collection of 12 new spiritual arrangements and original pieces in a gospel style for SATB groups of every size and ability. All the best-loved spirituals are here whilst the new songs are sure to become tomorrow's 'classics'.Forces or CategorySATB & pianoDifficultyEasy to Difficult
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Edited by Bob Chilcott and Ken Burton Bob Chilcott has been involved with choral music all his life, first as a Chorister and then a Choral Scholar at King's College, Cambridge. Later, he sang and composed music for 12 years with the King's Singers. His experiences with that group, his passionate commitment to young and amateur choirs, and his profound belief that music can unite people, have inspired him both to composer full-time and, through proactive workshopping, to promote choral music worldwide.
Ken Burton is an international conductor, performer, composer and educator. He us currently musical director of AVE (Adventist Vocal Ensemble), Croydon SDA Gospel Choir and principal conductor of the London Adventist Chorale. As a workshop leader for groups of all levels of experience, Burton makes regular visits to schools, churches and choral groups all over the world, often working with hundreds of voices.Bob Chilcott's website
Ken Burton's website
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"These are high-class arrangements . . . The arrangements themselves are consistently pleasurable, and many are a joy. Ken Burton . . . contributes five of the 12 numbers. His work seems to go from strength to strength, always writing from inside the style, never doing a fussy or flashy thing where a simple thing will do, consistently providing both an element aof surprise and emotional uplift where needed . . . Multi-talented Roderick Williams provides a different style of arranging entirely - clever, self-aware, tricksy, virtuoso . . . The book is attractively presented, not too bulky, and the music, even where quite complex, is clearly laid out and easy to read." - Matthew Greenall, The Singer Oct 04 "Since Ken Burton and Bob
Chilcott have both been involved in writing and arranging music for this book, it is no wonder that the result is a collection of fresh and exciting songs . . . Any choir looking for something lively, challenging and a bit different this Christmas should definitely take a look at this collection of songs. Highly recommended." - Church Music Quarterly, September 04
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Ken Burton: And His name shall be called
Bob Chilcott: Away in a manger
Bob Chilcott: Behold that star
Roderick Williams: Children, go where I send thee
Ken Burton: Go, tell it on the mountain
Roderick Williams: Mary had a baby
Bob Chilcott: Mighty wonder
Bob Chilcott: Remember, O thou man
Bob Chilcott: Rise up, shepherd, and follow
Ken Burton: Star of the night
Ken Burton: The Virgin Mary had a baby boy
Ken Burton: Wasn't that a mighty day!
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