Folk songs of the four seasons : a cantata for women's voices with orchestral or pianoforte accompaniment
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Folk songs of the four seasons : a cantata for women's voices with orchestral or pianoforte accompaniment
Oxford University Press, c1950
Printed Music(Accompaniment Reduced for Keyboard)
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Folk songs of the four seasons : a cantata for women's voices with orchestral or piano accompaniment
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Note
Acc. arr. for piano
English words
Piano accompaniment revised by Michael Mullinar
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This cantata features sixteen highly-varied folk song settings, bound together in seasonal groupings to take the listener on an engaging journey through the year from Spring to Winter. The prologue implores us to 'sing and be merry', and many of the songs facilitate this with their charmingly light-hearted melodies and imaginative orchestral accompaniment. There are also darker moments, such as the haunting and heart-rending setting of 'The Unquiet Grave' in 'Autumn'. An orchestral suite (arranged by Roy Douglas) is available on hire, and several of the individual movements are available on sale.
Table of Contents
- PROLOGUE: TO THE PLOUGHBOY
- SPRING
- SUMMER
- AUTUMN
- WINTER
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