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World Carols for Choirs (SATB)
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249x174mm
978-0-19-353231-1
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28 July 2005
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- Exciting new Christmas repertoire from around the world for all SATB choirs
- Expertly crafted English singing translations, and pronunciation guides to help with singing original texts
- Carols by popular composers and little-known compositions
- Wide range of styles provides a fascinating glimpse into seasonal and musical traditions the world over
31 carols for SATB accompanied and unaccompanied
World Carols for Choirs is a ground-breaking collection including new pieces and arrangements from some of the world's finest carol composers as well as from writers whose work may be new to many. The editors have searched the globe for vibrant, exciting music representing a range of choral traditions and styles. Each piece may be sung in its original language or English, and pronunciation guides are provided for those who wish to sing the original texts. This collection will help to refresh the repertoire of choirs the world over, with most pieces suitable
for choirs of all sizes and abilities.
Accompaniments available on hire: van Dijk - Susa Ninna (2.2.2.2-4.3.3.1-timp-2perc-hp-str OR 2 tpt, hn, tbn, tba, organ) Sund - Ett Nyfött Barn (2.2.2.2-0.0.0.0- glock, strings), Rütti - Im Silbernen Wassergrund (harp & strings)Forces or CategorySATB accompanied & unaccompaniedDifficultyEasy to Moderately difficult
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Edited by Bob Chilcott and Susan Knight 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.
Susan Knight is Founder and Artistic Director of the Newfoundland Symphony Youth Choir and Festival 500. She is active as a guest conductor, adjudicator, lecturer,
keynote speaker, and advocate, and has served in executive positions within provincial and national music and educational organizations.Bob Chilcott's website
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"There is a huge amount of variety here, and some wonderful arrangements and new carols." - Leah Perona-Wright, Church Music Quarterly December 05 "One of the most interesting and unusual new publicatons for the Christmas period is World Carols for Choirs . . . Certainly the editors have done a remarkable job in unearthing suitable authors from around the world. Many, if not nearly all the composers will be unfamiliar names to most who purchase this volume . . . Surprises are frequent in this adventurous collection. One is that although all the contributions are contemporary, there is little or nothing included that reflects anything resembling a modernist approach to compositon. That has not precluded, however, the inclusion of
some highly idiomatic music . . . In all, this is a publication that offers a tantalising window onto some very different musical worlds. No publisher over the last 30 years has done more to promote and enrich our understanding of music for the Christmas season than OUP, and with this voume they have provided yet another rich seam to explore." - Matthew Greenall, The Singer Dec 05 "Christmas comes but once a year, and when it comes it brings. . . And occasionally in the music publishing world it brings good cheer and sometimes, as with this book of carols, very good cheer. There is nothing 'old hat' here in this marvellous collection of carols from various cultures around the world . . . Besides Europe, we have carols from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada,
Dominican Republic, Ghana, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Nigeria, South Africa, USA and Venezuela. I list these countries to illustrate the breadth of this collection. Words are in their original language, with translations and there is an excellent pronunciation guide as well as valuable notes on each carol." - Zone Magazine Oct 05
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Eduardo Falú: Villancico de la Falta de Fe (For a World Without Faith) - Argentina
Movses Khorenatsi, arr. Vahram Sargsyan: Khorurd Metz (Great Mystery) - Armenia
Stephen Leek: Southern Cross - Australia
Javier Busto: Kuttun Kantak (Night Songs) - Basque Country (Spain)
arr. Vic Nees: Nu is die roe van Jesse (The Rod of Jesse) - Belgium
Ernani Aguiar: Acalanto para o Menino Jesus (Carol for the Baby Jesus) - Brazil
arr. Eleanor Daley: The Huron Carol - Canada
arr. Gilbert Patenaude: Notre divin Maître (Our master, Lord Jesus) - Canada (Quebec)
Ramón Díaz, arr. Juan Tony Guzman: Llega la Navidad! (Christmas is Coming) - Dominican Republic
arr. Mart Siimer: Nüüd ole, Jeesus, kiidetud (Now blessed be thou, Christ Jesu) - Estonia
Pekka Juhani Hannikainen, arr. Pekka Kostiainen: Tuikkikaa, oi joulun tähtöset (Twinkle bright, you stars of Christmastide) - Finland
Bruno Gousset: Ainsi que parmi la prée (On a hillside in the cold) - France
arr. Karsten Gundermann: Süßer die Glocken nie klingen (Sweetly the Bells are Ringing) - Germany
Robert M. Kwami: Krismas _dodzi v_o (Christmas Time is Here) - Ghana
Miklós Kocsár: Nagykarácsony Éjszakáján (On Great Christmas Night) - Hungary
Thorkell Sigurbjörnsson: Immanúel oss í nátt (Emmanuel, to us this night) - Iceland
Séamas de Barra: Carúl Fáilte (A Carol of Welcome) - Ireland
Rikuya Terashima: Infant Joy - Japan
Hyun Chul Lee: Jajang, jajang, Ahgi Yesu (Lullay, lullay, Baby Jesu) - Korea
arr. Selga Mence: Dedziet skalu, putiet guni (Bring us fire, bring us light) - Latvia
David Hamilton: Lullaby Carol - New Zealand
Christian Onyeji: Amuworo ayi otu nwa (For unto us a child is born) - Nigeria
Ola Gjeilo: Det hev ei rose sprunge (A spotless rose) - Norway
arr. Stanislaw Szczyci'nski: Hej, hej, lelija! (Hey, hey, lily!) - Poland
arr. Maksimiljan Fegu: Ena noc polna veselja (On a starlit night) - Slovenia
Peter Louis van Dijk: Susa ninna - South Africa
Robert Sund: Ett Nyfött Barn (A Newborn Child) - Sweden
Carl Rütti: Im Silbernen Wassergrund (In silvery darkness) - Switzerland
Bob Chilcott: My Dancing Day - UK
Rosephanye Powell: Who is the baby - USA
Alberto Grau: Niño lindo (Lovely baby) - Venezuela
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