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BRISTOL CHORAL SOCIETY. Updated MUSIC FOR SALE. November 2020 COMPOSER WORK Quantity PRICE per copy Hire Bach St Matthews Passion 1 £1.50 St John Passion 1 £4.00 Jesus Priceless treasure 1 £1.50 B Minor Mass 5 £4.00. £2.00 & £1.00 Magnificat 1 £3.00 Come Redeemer 1 50p Christmas Oratorio 3 £5.00. £1.00. 50p Cantata 152. Walk the heavenly way (in Englsh) 1 50p Cantata 28 O Praise the Lord. (In English) 1 50p Cantata 1. How brightly shines. (In English) 1 50p Cantatas: ,21, 34x 2,, 80,82 1 of each 75p, & 30p Motet “Lobet den Herrn” ( legal copies) 59 hire Motet “Lobet den Hern” 4 £1.00 & 50p Komm Jesu Komm. (Legal downloads) 36 Hire Motet. “sing ye to the Lord” 3 £1.50, Motet “ The spirit also helpeth us” 1 50p St Lukes Passion (In English) 1 50p Bednell David O praise God in his holiness 20 new £3.75 Hire “ “ “ 1 £1.50 Beethoven An die Freude (choral scores) 5 50p “ “ (Full Score) 1 £2.00 Choral Fantasia 7 50p Hire Mass in D 2 £2.00 & 75p Choral Symphony (Last movement) 1 £1.00 Meeresstille 1 25p Berger Brazilian Psalm 1 £1.00 Berlioz Te Deum 16 £2.50 hire Requiem 4 £2.00 & £1.50 Bernstein Chichester Psalms 3 £2.00 & £1.50 Choral selection from West side story 1 £1.50 Bliss Pastoral 1 £1.50 Morning Heroes 1 £1.50 Boulanger Old Buddhist Prayer 1 25p Psalm 129 1 25p Brahms Schicksalslied 8 £2.00 hire A German Requiem in German & English 1 £3.00 A German requiem in English 2 £1.50 & £1.00 A German Requiem in German 1 £1.00 Wie lieblich sind (from German requiem) ( legal copies) 80 hire Liebeslieder 2 £2.00 & £1.50 Song of Destiny 3 50p Britten Spring Symphony (choral scores) 9 £1.00 hire Spring Symphony (vocal scores) 2 50p St Nicholas 2 £2.00 Rejoice in the lamb 3 £2.50 & £1.00 AMDG 1 £2..50 Cantata Academica/Carmen Basiliense 1 £2.00 War Requiem 2 £5.50 & £1.50 Festival Te Deum 1 £1.00 Bruckner Te Deum 8 £2.00 & £1.00 hire Mass in E minor 11 £3.00 .£2.00 & £1.00. hire Psalm 150 2 £1.00 & 50p Grosse Messe no 3 4 £3.50 & £3.00 2 Motets 1 50p Byrd Mass for four voices 1 £1.00 Chilcott Songs and Cries of London Town 1 £3.00 Singing by numbers 1 £2.00 Coleridge-Taylor Viking song. (legal copies) 100+ Hire Copland In the Beginning 1 £3.00 Delius Songs of Farewell 4 £1.00 Durufle Requiem 2 £1.00 Dvorak Stabat Mater 1 £1.00 Te Deum 1 £1.50 Dyson Hierusalem 8 £2.00 hire Eben Prager Te Deum 1 25p Elgar The Kingdom 3 £2.00 & £1.50 Te Deum and Benedictus 7 £1.50 hire Give unto the Lord 2 £1.00 The Dream of Gerontius 1 £1.50 The Music Makers 2 £1.00 & 75p The Early part songs 3 £2.00,£1.00 & £1.50 From the Bavarian Highlands 2 £1.50 Great is the Lord 2 £1.00 The Apostles 2 £2.00 Faure Requiem 1 £2.00 Pavanne 1 £1.00 Finzi God is gone up 2 50p Lo the full final sacrifice 1 £2.00 Gabrieli Jubilqate Deu 1 £1.00 German Merrie England (choruses from) 6 £1.00 Hire Gregson Missa Brevis Pacem 1 £2.00 Handel Zadok (in 8 parts) 5 50p Zadock (in 4 parts) 7 50p Hire Samson 2 £1.50 Solomon 2 £1.00 Judas Macabeas 3 £1.50 &50p Dettingam Te Deum 3 £3.50 & £1.00 The King shall rejoice 1 50p My heart is inditing/Coronation no 3 3 £1.00 & 50p Israel in Egypt 4 £2.00 & £1.50 Sing unto God 3 £2.00 Dixit Dominus 2 £2.50 & £2.00 O Praise the Lord 1 £1.00 Haydn The Seasons 2 £2.00 3 & 4-part songs 3 £1.50 16th Mass 3 50p Missa Brevis St Joannis 3 £3.00, £2.00, £1.50 Mass in the time of War 4 £1.00 Harmonie Mass 1 £2.50 Missa Solemnis 4 £1.50 & £1.00 The Creation 2 £3.50 & £1.50 Mass in B flat 2 £2.00 Imperial Mass 2 50p 3rd Mass 1 20p Ireland Greater Love 2 £1.00 Janacek Our Father 1 £1.00 Jenkins The Armed Man 1 £3.00 Kodaly Te Deum 3 £1.50 Missa Brevis 2 £2.00 Psalmus Hungaricus 5 £1.00 & 50p Langlais Salve Regina 10 50p hire Lambert Rio Grande 2 £1.00 Lauridsen Les Chanson de Rose 4 £4.00 (new) £3.00 L’Estrange Zimbe 1 £3.00 Liszt Motet Ave Verum Corpus 8 50p hire Salve Regina & Ave Maria Stella 10 £1.00 hire MacMillan Magnificat & Nunc Dimitis 1 £1.00 Mahler 8th Symphony 1 £3.00 2nd Symphony (legal downloads) 21 hire Maunder Olivet to Calvary 1 £2.00 Mendelssohn 115th Psalm 5 £1.50 Elijah 4 £3.00 £2.50 & £1.00 Hear my Prayer ( legal copies) 42 hire Hymn of Praise 1 £1.00 Monteverdi Beatus Vir 5 £1.50 & £1.00 Mozart Tantum Ergo 11 £1.75 & £3.00 hire Solemn Vespers 2 £1.00 Mass in C 9 £2.00, £1.50 & £1.00 hire Requiem 3 £2.75 & £1.00 Ave Verum ( legal copies) 100 hire Mass in C minor 4 £3.00. & £1.00 Naylor Vox Dicentis: Clama (legal copies) 3 £3.50 “” “ 1 £1.50 Orff Carmina Burana 2 £3.50 & £1.00 Pachelbel Psalm 100 1 £1.00 Parry Blest pair of Sirens 4 50p & 25p I was glad 3 50p Puccini Messa di Gloria 3 £3.00, £1.50, Poulenc Gloria (chorus parts) 1 £1.00 Ramirez Misa Criolla 2 £4.00 Rossini Messe Solennelle 1 £3.00 Stabat Mater 1 £2.00 Rutter Magnificat 4 £3.00 Te Deum 1 £1.00 Gloria 4 £3.00 & £1.50 Requiem 2 £3.00 Schmitt Psalm XLV11 (To hire only) 128 & Conductor’s score hire Schubert Mass in A flat 2 £1.50 Mass in E flat major 3 £3.00 Mass in C 2 £2.00 Schutz German Magnificat 1 £1.00 Psalm 150 1 £1.50 Stainer Crucifixion 1 75p Stanford For Lo I raise up 1 50p Songs of the fleet 1 75p Stravinsky Mass 3 £4.00 Suitable for 240 Tallis Spem in Alium (legal downloads in 4 parts) 4X 60 singers Hire Tippett 5 spirituals from “A child of our time” 2 £3.00 A child of our time 1 £3.00 Vaughan Williams Sancta Civitas 5 £2.00 & £1.00 hire Sea Symphony ** £2.50 In Windsor forest 1 £3.00 Five Mystical songs 5 £2.50. £1.00 Festival Te Deum 2 25p Five Tudor portraits 2 £2.00 Benedicite 1 £1.50 Serenade to music 2 £1.00 Mass in G minor 1 £2.00 Towards the unknown region 1 50p Verdi Te Deum 8 £1.00 hire Requiem Full Score/ Conductor 1 £9.00 (as new) Requiem 2 £1.50 Symphony of Psalms 1 £1.50 Stabat Mater 1 50p Aida 1 £2.00 Vierne Messe Solennelle. (chorus parts) 1 50p Vivaldi Gloria 3 £1.50 Magnificat 4 £1.50 Beatus Vir 1 £1.50 Dixit 1 £3.50 Kyrie 1 £2.00 Walton Coronation Te deum 4 £1.50 & £1.00 Belshazzar’s Feast 3 £2.50 & £2.00 Jubilate Deo 4 50p Whitacre 5 Hebrew Love Songs (new copies) 12 £2.00 hire 5 Hebrew Love songs. ( legal copies) 9 £1.00 hire Madrigals, Folk Songs, Spirituals Barber Reincarnations. Mary Hynes 2 50p Anthony Daly 2 50p The Coolin 2 50p Bartlet When from my love 16 Hire Bennet Lure falconers lure 5 5p Britten Choral Dances 1 £1.00 Bratten Teddy Bear’s Picnic 1 20p Chilcott Like a singing bird 1 £1.00 Copland Ching a ring Chaw 2 50p Long time ago 2 50p I bought me a cat 2 50p Dowland Come again sweet love 8 5p hire East How merrily we live 2 5p Edwards In going to my naked bed 8 5p hire Gibbons The silver swan 9 5p hire What is our life 2 5p Grainger Country gardens 1 50p Hare arr Olde Man River 4 50p Rock around the clock 2 50p Jacobs arr The Ashgrove 7 5p hire Johnson Thomas This is our ship 30 hire McDowall Cecilia A red red rose 2 £1.50 Monteverdi O Primavera 2 10p Morley Go ye my canzonets 3 5p Go before my darling 3 5p Now is the month of maying 8 5p hire O sleep fond fancy 5 5p Madrigal. April is my Mistress’ face 16 5p hire Lo she flies 1 5p My Bonny lass she smiles 1 5p Though Philomena lost her love 1 5p Tippett Lilliburlero 1 50p Tomkins Yet again as soon revived 1 5p Ward O my thoughts my…. Surcease 6 5p O divine love 1 5p Come sable night 1 5p Weelkes Sing we at pleasure 1 5p On the plains, fairy trains 1 5p Willbyes Ay me can every rumor 4 5p Oft have I vowed 1 5p Down in the valley (part 1) 1 5p Die hapless man 1 5p Wimhurst Karen We breath trees for children and adults 160 hire Anthems Barber Agnus Dei 12 £2.00 & 50p hire Bednall O praise God in his holiness ( new) 1 £1.50 Bruch Max On Jordan’s bank 1 5p Chilcott Irish Blessing 2 75p Dering Richard O vos omnes 1 5p Eccard Joh Presentation of Christ in the temple 1 10p Finzi God is gone up 1 £1.00 Franck Cesar Psalm 150 1 20p Gabrieli Jubilate Deo 1 £1.00 Gardiner Balfour Evening Hymn 1 5p Gibbons Hosanna to the son of David 2 15p & 10p O clap your hands 1 15p Handel Let their celestial concerts all unite 2 50p &25p Harris O what their joy 1 10p Hatfield Jabula Jesu 1 10p Ireland Greater Love 1 £1.00 Kelly O be joyful in the Lord 1 10p Mathias Let the people praise thee o God 1 20p Monteverdi O Beatae Viae 1 50p Philips Peter Ave Verum 1 5p Pitoni Cantate Domine 6 10p hire Radcliffe Philip O bone Jesu & Tecisti nos 1 2p Rao The Lord’s Prayer 10 75p hire Redman Thou will keep him in perfect peace 1 10p Rutter Thy perfect Love 1 2p Prayer of St Patrick 2 30p Te Deum 1 50p Sumison Magnificat & Nunc Dimitis (A major) 1 75p Mag & Nunc (G major) 1 50p Thompson R Alleluia 1 20p Walton Jubilate Deo 3 75p Weelkes O Lord God Almighty 2 15p Wesley Sing aloud with gladness 5 50p & 25p In Exitu Israel 3 £2.00 (new) & £1.00 Cast me not away 3 £1.00 The Wilderness 2 £2.95 (new) £1.50 COLLECTIONS Allain arr Spirituals 6 £6.00 (new) £3.50 hire Chilcott & Chydenius Sun, Moon, Sea, & stars 3 £4.00 McDowall Cecilia A fancy of folk Songs 4 £3.50 Encores for choirs 2 £11 (new) £8 Opera choruses 2 £5.00 & £3.00 European Sacred music 1 £6.00 Oxford Book of Italian Madrigals 3 £3.00 Oxford Book of songs: The Catch book, 153 catches inc.
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    Influence of Commedia dell‟Arte on Stravinsky‟s Suite Italienne D.M.A. Document Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts In the Graduate School of The Ohio State University By Sachiho Cynthia Murasugi, B.M., M.A., M.B.A. Graduate Program in Music The Ohio State University 2009 Document Committee: Kia-Hui Tan, Advisor Paul Robinson Mark Rudoff Copyright by Sachiho Cynthia Murasugi 2009 Abstract Suite Italienne for violin and piano (1934) by Stravinsky is a compelling and dynamic work that is heard in recitals and on recordings. It is based on Stravinsky‟s music for Pulcinella (1920), a ballet named after a 16th century Neapolitan stock character. The purpose of this document is to examine, through the discussion of the history and characteristics of Commedia dell‟Arte ways in which this theatre genre influenced Stravinsky‟s choice of music and compositional techniques when writing Pulcinella and Suite Italienne. In conclusion the document proposes ways in which the violinist can incorporate the elements of Commedia dell‟Arte that Stravinsky utilizes in order to give a convincing and stylistic performance. ii Acknowledgments I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my advisor, Dr. Kia-Hui Tan and my committee members, Dr. Paul Robinson, Prof. Mark Rudoff, and Dr. Jon Woods. I also would like to acknowledge the generous assistance of my first advisor, the late Prof. Michael Davis. iii Vita 1986………………………………………….B.M., Manhattan School of Music 1988-1989……………………………….…..Visiting International Student, Utrecht Conservatorium 1994………………………………………….M.A., CUNY, Queens College 1994-1995……………………………………NEA Rural Residency Grant 1995-1996……………………………………Section violin, Louisiana Philharmonic 1998………………………………………….M.B.A., Tulane University 1998-2008……………………………………Part-time instructor, freelance violinist 2001………………………………………….Nebraska Arts Council Touring Artists Roster 2008 to present………………………………Lecturer in Music, Salisbury University Publications “Stravinsky‟s Suite Italienne Unmasked.” Stringendo 25.4 (2009):19.
  • An Analytical, Rehearsal, and Performance Guide to Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam by Benjamin Britten

    An Analytical, Rehearsal, and Performance Guide to Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam by Benjamin Britten

    An Analytical, Rehearsal, and Performance Guide to Ad majorem Dei gloriam by Benjamin Britten A document submitted to the CCM Division of Graduate Studies and Research of the University of Cincinnati in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS in Choral Conducting, Division of Ensembles and Conducting of the College-Conservatory of Music July 2013 by Kenneth G. Tice B.M., East Carolina University, 2003 M.M., University of Houston, 2010 Committee Chair: L. Brett Scott, D.M.A. ABSTRACT This document is a study of Ad majorem Dei gloriam (A.M.D.G.) by Benjamin Britten. It includes a motivic analysis, rehearsal preparation guide, and performance suggestions. Published posthumously in 1989, A.M.D.G. is still relatively new to many conductors, singers, and audiences. This document will serve to give a more complete picture of the work than exists in published scholarship. As more of Benjamin Britten’s previously unpublished music is catalogued and published, this rehearsal guide will not only highlight A.M.D.G., but also add to the general understanding and scholarship of the choral music output of Benjamin Britten. iii Copyright © 2013 Kenneth G. Tice All rights reserved iv To my wife, Jessica, for her constant love and support. v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank Dr. Brett Scott, Dr. Earl Rivers, and Dr. Elmer Thomas for their guidance and instruction during my time at the University of Cincinnati College- Conservatory of Music. Each has given me a different perspective from which to consider choral music, from its creation, to preparation, to performance.