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Rejoice!
Rejoice! is a choral composition that consists of three different sections (A-B-C) based on the texts about joy–Psalms 100:1-5 and 104:33-35 in the Bible. Section 1 has a G major tonality with 2nd and 4th added-note chords and quartal chords. Section 2 utilizes Arnold Schoenberg’s …
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Audience Members' Recall of Lyrics in a Live Choral Performance Context
… members' (N=402) ability to recall lyrics in a choral composition immediately after the piece was performed live in a concert setting. Participants wrote down as many words contained in the lyrics as they could recall, and then briefly described in their own words the overall meaning of the …
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Veljo Tormis, Estonian composer
… Soviet regime. It is his vast output of some 500 choral songs for which he is most immediately recognised; indeed, once regilaul had come to dominate the ‘Tormis style’, he dedicated himself almost exclusively to choral composition. This study, building on the work of Mimi Daitz and Urve Lippus, …
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Portfolio of compositions and exegesis: composing for a choral spectrum.
This portfolio of compositions and exegesis submitted for the degree of Master of Music in Composition, at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, comprises original creative works supported by a detailed commentary. The creative investigation has focused on ‘Composing for a Choral Spectrum.’ This was …
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A sound of Korea: Hunminjeongeum by Byunghee Oh
Choral musicians worldwide are eager to explore new music characterized by diverse languages, backgrounds, and messages. The growing number of languages found in choral repertoires performed internationally is reflective of a global trend in choral music conducting. There is a significant surge of …
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Arabaribiti, for SATB Voices Divisi
Àràbàríbítí (The Mighty) is an African art choral composition for SATB voices, divisi, with a performance duration of approximately eleven minutes. The piece is scored for a large SATB choir of 40 or more singers in three movements (with multi-layered subsections), two of which are a cappella and …