Birdland : A musical drama for soloists, unison voices, SATB chorus, and instrumental ensemble
Vocal score
Book Details
Format
Sheet Music
ISBN-10
0193523000
ISBN-13
9780193523005
Edition
Vocal score
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Imprint
Oxford University Press
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
May 26th, 2022
Print length
120 Pages
Weight
388 grams
Dimensions
27.80 x 21.40 x 1.00 cms
Product Classification:
Choral musicChoral music
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Exploring themes of identity, inclusivity, and self-belief, this heart-warming musical drama, with texts by Charles Bennett, is a testament to the unifying, healing power of music. The eminently singable melodies are complimented by a characterful orchestration, with Chilcott drawing on a broad range of musical styles.
This engaging musical drama follows the quest of Pip the Sparrow to be accepted into the Dawn Chorus. Along the way Pip meets characters like the Doc Rock Peacocks, who promise to transform the sparrow into a star, and the troubled residents of The Bewilderness. With the help of two friendly owls, Pip meets singing sensation Shamira the Golden Nightingale and discovers a great secret, causing the sparrow to at last understand the power of having a song that is completely their own. As well as the rich variety of solo roles, which feature spoken narration, the work provides great dramatic potential for the unison and mixed choruses, who play an integral role in the storytelling. The memorable, eminently singable melodies are complimented by a characterful orchestration, for 10-part instrumental ensemble, with Chilcott drawing on a broad range of musical styles. Exploring themes of identity, inclusivity, and self-belief, this heart-warming work is a testament to the unifying, healing power of music.
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