Snow Angel

Name: Snow Angel
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780193512290
Price: 1900 KES
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ISBN: 9780193512290

SATB vocal score

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0193512297

ISBN-13 9780193512290

Edition SATB vocal score

Publisher Oxford University Press

Imprint Oxford University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 16th, 2017

Print length 44 Pages

Weight 144 grams

Dimensions 27.60 x 20.50 x 0.50 cms

Product Classification: Musical scores, lyrics & libretti Musical scores, lyrics and libretti

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for SATB, solo cello, djembe, and pianoSnow Angel is an evocative five-movement work exploring themes of love, rebirth, and beauty. It may be performed with narration and features a haunting cello line. The emotive and pictorial musical language allows performers to play an active role in the storytelling. Also available in a version for SSAA.

for SATB, solo cello, djembe, and pianoSnow Angel is an evocative five-movement choral work that explores themes of love, rebirth, and beauty through the eyes of children and the heavenly army of angels that watch over them, yearning to make a difference to their lives. The work may be performed with narration, in which three angels present their perspectives on their earthly charges. Quartel weaves a haunting and poignant cello line throughout the work, and a vibrant part for djembe in movement four, ''Sweet child'', carries the listener from the ethereal and mystical realm the work predominantly inhabits into an emphatic anthem with a distinctly African feel. The musical language is emotive and pictorial, allowing performers to play an active role in the storytelling.Snow Angel is also available in a version for SSAA.

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