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Jim Papoulis: Sounds of a Better World CONTENTS Hal Leonard......................................................................................................................... 4 Andrea Ramsey Choral Series ............................................................................... 4 Rollo Dilworth Choral Series ................................................................................. 5 Judith Clurman Choral Series ............................................................................... 5 Judith Clurman Rejoice: Honoring the Jewish Spirit.......................................... 6 Craig Hella Johnson Choral Series ........................................................................ 6 Voices Rising – Concert Pop .................................................................................. 7 The King Singer’s 50 Gold ..................................................................................... 8 Hal Leonard Concert .............................................................................................. 8 Winter/Christmas .................................................................................................... 9 Eric Whitacre ........................................................................................................ 10 Francisco Nuñez .................................................................................................... 10 Mark Foster Joni Jensen Choral Series ..................................................................................... 11 Jonathan Palant Choral Series ............................................................................. 11 Eugene Rogers Choral Series ............................................................................... 12 René Clausen ......................................................................................................... 12 Mark Foster Concert ............................................................................................ 13 Boosey & Hawkes Shawn Kirchner .................................................................................................... 15 Choral Music Experience ..................................................................................... 15 Major Works ......................................................................................................... 18 Jim Papoulis: Sounds of a Better World ............................................................. 18 Yale Glee Club New Classic Choral Series ......................................................... 19 Secular Choral ....................................................................................................... 19 G. Schirmer, Inc. Dale Warland Series ............................................................................................. 20 Kirk Mechem ......................................................................................................... 20 Matthew Harris ..................................................................................................... 20 Pavane Publishing ............................................................................................................. 21 Hinshaw Music .................................................................................................................. 24 Choral Resources .............................................................................................................. 25 Index................................................................................................................................... 27 We hope you find plenty of new music to inspire your teaching and your students this year. 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Padworski But a Flint Holds Fire Although primarily known as an opera composer – more than 100 Andrea Ramsey – Baldassare Galuppi always maintained a steady output of sacred music. In this edition, the editor maintains accuracy of pitches and G. Schirmer, Inc. durations seen in the original manuscript. Clefs are updated to modern Jointly commissioned by a consortium of choruses usage in all parts. And the original figured bass has been fully real- to benefit the programs and services of Chorus ized. Singers will enjoy singing this polyphony and developing their America. This “socially conscious” work merges vocal independence. a Christina Rossetti text with words from choir students in Flint, Michigan. This was the personal 00244305 SATB ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� $2�50 00253455 Score and String Quartet ���������������������������������������$30�00 revelation for the composer that there was some- thing she could do to affect in a positive way the Oft, in the Stilly Night tragedy of the Flint Water Crisis. This is also a vehicle for you and Kevin T. Padworski your students to positively affect this tragedy as half of the profits This poignant text by famed Irish poet Thomas Moore is filled with from the sale will go directly to Flint Rising, a coalition of community nostalgia and inherent melody. The poet, lost in thought in the middle organizations and allies. There is a QR code in the music for the audi- of the night, wrestles with past memories of boyhood while contem- ence to make a donation. plating his journey to the present – friendships and loneliness, smiles 50600826 SA ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� $2�50 and tears. Even as the poet grapples with sadness of former days gone 50601022 SATB����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� $2�50 by, the feeling of hope remains when voices unite in song, reminding us that we are never alone on our journey. Die Junge Nonne 00239830 TBB ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ $2�50 Franz Schubert/arr. Brandon Williams Nineteenth century composer Franz Schubert To Madame Curie (1797-1828) wrote more than 600 “lieder” or Misty L. Dupuis “songs” – vocal songs accompanied by piano. The strength of women and the importance of women with power sets He raised this to an art form by equalizing the the stage for this exciting work by Misty Dupuis. Setting the poem importance of the music and poetry and ex- by Alice Moore Dunbar Nelson, one of the first women and African panding the role of the piano accompaniment. American women poets, the composer establishes strength by layering In this composition, take special notice of the and building voices and shaping dynamics to build to multiple high text painting depicted by harmonic shifts and Brandon Williams points. Finally ending as the music began, in the whispered repeating descriptive music. of the heroine Madame Curie. 00244918 SSA ���������������������������������������������$2�75 00258019 SSA ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$2�25
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