L'Estrange, Alexander: More songs of a Rainbow Nation SA/Men
sheet music
Instrument: Mixed Voices and Accompaniment
Zasięg: 16 stron
Wydawca: Faber Music
Numer katalogowy: 0571525156
ISMN: 9780571525157
More Songs of a Rainbow Nation brings you four more songs from South Africa for mixed voices, in beautifully crafted arrangements by Alexander L'Estrange. The selection opens with Freedom is Coming, a joyful, infectious celebration of hope and freedom from oppression, and the hugely popular Siyahamba is also featured. Both songs form part of L'Estrange's hit cantata Zimbe! Come sing the songs of Africa.
Part of the Choral Basics series, the four songs are arranged for soprano and alto with combined men's voices - ideal for beginner choirs and those in which the male singers are few or at the stage when their voices are changing. All Choral Basics publications feature a straightforward piano accompaniment to support the singers.
Part of the Choral Basics series, the four songs are arranged for soprano and alto with combined men's voices - ideal for beginner choirs and those in which the male singers are few or at the stage when their voices are changing. All Choral Basics publications feature a straightforward piano accompaniment to support the singers.
Zawartość | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Freedom is coming/Hamba vangeli | |
| 2. | Famba naye | |
| 3. | Thuma mina | |
| 4. | Siyahamba (We are marching in the light of God) | |
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