John Gardner Carols

Name: John Gardner Carols
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780193388161
Price: 2700 KES
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ISBN: 9780193388161

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Format Sheet music

Book Series Composer Carol Collections

ISBN-10 0193388162

ISBN-13 9780193388161

Edition Vocal score

Publisher Oxford University Press

Imprint Oxford University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Aug 2nd, 2012

Print length 64 Pages

Weight 146 grams

Dimensions 24.60 x 17.60 x 0.70 cms

Product Classification: Choral music Sacred & religious music Choral music Sacred and religious music

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for SATB accompanied and unaccompaniedThis anthology of eleven carols celebrates the festive music of John Gardner (1917-2011). From the reflective 'A Christmas Hymn' to his joyful setting of 'The holly and the ivy', John Gardner Carols presents a variety of styles and moods that will delight choirs and audiences alike.

for SATB accompanied and unaccompaniedThis anthology of eleven carols celebrates the festive music of John Gardner (1917-2011). It contains some of his most well-known settings alongside new repertoire, including a previously unpublished Epiphany carol, ''Entry of the Three Kings''. From the reflective ''A Christmas Hymn'' to his joyful setting of ''The holly and the ivy'', John Gardner Carols presents a variety of styles and moods that will delight choirs and audiences alike. A number of pieces give alternative performance instructions to allow upper-voice choirs to enjoy this superb collection.A number of the carols are included on the EM Records CD ''John Gardner: Cantata for Christmas, Organ Concerto, Christmas Carols'' (EMR CD009) with the City of London Choir, conducted by Hilary Davan Wetton and Chris Gardner.

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