Nung River Mouth: Ride of the Valkyries Richard Wagner. Operation Cedar Falls: Fortunate Son Creedence Clearwater Revival. A Walk in the Light Green: Jungles of Vietnam Reg Lindsay. New arrangements, such as David Hill's choral reworking of Edward Elgar's Nimrod, are included with other new works by some of the best contemporary composers. Battle of Long Tan: I Was Only Nineteen - Redgum. We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance includes classic choral works such as Samuel Barber's Agnus Dei, Edgar Bainton's And I saw a new heaven and William Harris's Bring us, O Lord God alongside other works by well-loved composers, including John Tavener, Richard Rodney, Paul Mealor and Eric Whitacre. It contains music appropriate for Remembrance Sunday services, and beautiful pieces suitable for concerts, memorial and funeral services and other acts of remembrance and reflection. We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance is suitable for church, cathedral, school, youth and community choirs. We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance is a collection of some of the finest pieces of choral music on the theme of remembrance. It contains music appropriate for Remembrance Sunday services and beautiful pieces suitable for concerts memorial and funeral services and other acts of remembrance and reflection.We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance includes classic choral works such as Samuel Barber’s Agnus Dei Edgar Bainton’s And I saw a new heaven and WilliamHarris’s Bring us O Lord God alongside other works by well-loved composers including John Tavener Richard Rodney Paul Mealor and Eric Whitacre.New arrangements such as David Hill’s choral reworking of Edward Elgar’s Nimrod are included with other new works by some of the best contemporary composers.In a glowing review in the January/February 2015 edition of Choir & Organ Jeremy Summerly writes of the appropriateness of many of these works for Remembrance concert programmes and the effectiveness of a great number of these choral pieces.
We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance is a collection of some of the finest pieces of choral music on the theme of remembrance.We Will Remember Them: Music For Remembrance is suitable for church cathedral school youth and community choirs.
REMEMBRANCE SONGS PLUS
World wide shipping ( except EU countries!, As of JSheet Music Plus does not ship physical goods to EU countries) Running time: 1 hour 15 minutes.40 selections for funerals, memorial services and other solemn occasions arranged for piano solo: Song: Poppy Petals - Old soldiers never die,They simply fade they say. Remembrance Day - T’was Madness by Peter Atkinson. For the Fallen by Laurenc Binyon (They shall not grow old, as we. Review: ‘A Song of Songs’ Makes a Sacrament of Remembrance. We Shall Keep the Faith by Moira Michael. More consolingly, it’s also about the beauty that can grow because of love, even if that love comes to grief.Ī Song of Songs Through March 27 at El Puente’s Williamsburg Leadership Center, Brooklyn . Remembrance day poems, poems of remembrance, poppy poems. “A Song of Songs” is a communal rite about the void left by the absence of people we love, and the universality of the pain that brings. (I’m not telling you what.) Delicately done, it is far more personal this time, and because of that, deeply affecting. The evening’s first participatory moment, when we placed our offerings on the altar, was preparing us for this: a second interlude when we are all asked to join in - wordlessly, each adding a token of love and sorrow to the set. Yet “A Song of Songs” possesses a surprising ritual power.Īs the play takes a disquieting turn into the underworld of Greek mythology, it stealthily leads each person in the audience toward a meditative consideration of their own mourning for those they have lost, to death or otherwise. Patches of it can be hard to follow, and the acoustics sometimes swallow lines before they can land. Onstage at El Puente’s Williamsburg Leadership Center, Trudy’s is the most tentative thread of a production that does not entirely cohere.
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