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Folk Songs
for voice and eight instrumentalists
Texts: anonymous
voice and 8 instrumentalists
Product Details
Description
Folk Songs is a collection of nine folk songs, each in its original language. Bernard Rands describes the work as ‘semi-autobiographical’ in that each song originates from a country he has lived or spent sufficient time in for the area to influence his imagination. The songs are from Bavaria, England, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, U.S.A. and Wales.
Orchestral Cast
fl.ob.cl-perc(2tri, s.d, cym, sizzle cym, 2wdbl, clav, tamb, bng, 3tam-t, tub bell)-hp-vn.va.vc
Content
I Mrs. Murphy's Chowder
II The Water is Wide
III Mi Hamaca
IV Dafydd Y Garreg Wen
V On Ilkley Moor Baht 'At
VI I Died for Love
VII Über d' Alma
VIII Ar Hyd y Nos
IX La Vera Sorrentina
II The Water is Wide
III Mi Hamaca
IV Dafydd Y Garreg Wen
V On Ilkley Moor Baht 'At
VI I Died for Love
VII Über d' Alma
VIII Ar Hyd y Nos
IX La Vera Sorrentina
More Information
Title:
Folk Songs
for voice and eight instrumentalists
Texts: anonymous
Language:
Bavarian, Old English, Spanish, Welsh, English, Italian
Edition:
Performance material
Publisher/Label:
Schott Helicon Music Corporation
Year of composition:
2014
Duration:
22 ′
World Premiere:
July 20, 2014 · Lenox, MA (USA)
Ozawa Hall
Tanglewood Fellows
Ozawa Hall
Tanglewood Fellows
Commissioned work :
Commissioned by the Tanglewood Festival
Keywords:
Technical Details
Media Type:
Hire/performance material
Product number:
LSHM 50327
Delivery rights:
Worldwide
Performances
Folk Songs
Conductor: David Dzubay
Orchestra: Indiana University School of Music
October 22, 2015 |
Bloomington, IN (United States of America) , Auer Hall, Indiana University
Folk Songs
March 24, 2015 |
Las Vegas, NV (United States of America) , Doc Rando Recital Hall, Beam Music Center
Folk Songs
November 13, 2014 |
New York, NY (United States of America) , Miller Theatre at Columbia University
Folk Songs
Orchestra: Tanglewood Fellows
July 20, 2014 |
Lenox, MA (United States of America) , Ozawa Hall — World Premiere
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