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Four Maryland Songs. piano reduction. Jack Stamp. Soprano Voice sheet music. Voice Solo sheet music. Advanced.

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Fire Maryland Songs. klaver reduktion. Jack Stamp. Sopran Voice noder. Noderne Voice Solo. Avanceret.

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Four Maryland Songs. piano reduction. composed by Jack Stamp. Chamber Ensemble. For Soprano Voice & Piano. soprano voice piano. Medium difficult. Piano reduction. Duration 9. 40. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.04722. This collection of songs for soprano voice and piano reduction celebrate Maryland's heritage by setting four diverse poems to music - 'At the Edge of the Choptank River,' 'A Maryland Road,' 'On Chesapeake Shores. A Fisherman's Sonnet' and 'The Sires of Seventy-Six.' Jack Stamp at his best. Four Maryland Songs was commissioned by the University of Maryland chapters of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma. the honorary band service fraternity and sorority. The commission was to honor Director of Bands, John Wakefield's thirty years on the College Park campus. After discussions with Professor Wakefield, I decided to write a work based on poetry about Maryland and feature a soprano soloist with wind ensemble. The poetry, a majority of which was found in the collection Maryland in Prose and Poetry, is diverse as is the music which accompanies it. At the Edge of the Choptank River, by J.P. Gelletly, is very rhythmic to accentuate the consistent, pounding shore. However, Gelletly brings religious symbolism into the text and the music adjusts accordingly. A Maryland Road, by W.C. Thurston, is somewhat pastoral, and is reminiscent of the music of Aaron Copland or, at least, has a distinct "American" flavor. On Chesapeake Shores. A Fisherman's Sonnet, by Albert Dawling, is a humorous look at the "after-life" with or without fishing. The music is rhythmic, earthy, polytonal, and folk-like. There is a brief "tongue-in-cheek" quote of the state song in the translation. The Sires of Seventy-Six, by John N. McJuton, is the most serious of the four movements. The text deals with our forefathers and their strife for independence. Between verses there is a serious quote of "Maryland, My Maryland". which I learned as a fourth grader and can still remember the words. - Jack Stamp.

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Fire Maryland Songs. klaver reduktion. sammensat af Jack Stamp. Chamber Ensemble. For Soprano Voice. sopran plan. Medium svært. Piano reduktion. Varighed 9. 40. Udgivet af C. Alan Publications. CN.04722. Denne samling af sange til sopran og klaver reduktion fejre Maryland arv ved at sætte fire forskellige digte til musik - "På kanten af ​​Choptank floden ',' En Maryland Road ',' On Chesapeake Shores. En Fishermans Sonnet 'og' The tyrefarens syvtiseks. Jack Stamp på sit bedste. Fire Maryland Songs blev bestilt af University of Maryland kapitler i Kappa Kappa Psi og Tau Beta Sigma. den honorære band tjeneste broderskab og sorority. Kommissionen var at ære direktør Bands, John Wakefield tredive år om College Park campus. Efter drøftelser med professor Wakefield, besluttede jeg at skrive et Værk baseret på poesi om Maryland og har en sopran solist med vind ensemble. Den poesi, hvoraf størstedelen blev fundet i samlingen Maryland i Prosa og Poesi, er forskelligartet som det er musik, der ledsager den. På kanten af ​​Choptank floden, ved JP Gelletly, er meget rytmisk at fremhæve konsekvent, dunkende shore. Men Gelletly bringer religiøs symbolik i teksten og musikken justerer derefter. En Maryland Road, ved W.C. Thurston, er noget pastorale, og minder om musik af Aaron Copland eller i det mindste har en særskilt "amerikansk" smag. På Chesapeake Shores. En Fishermans Sonnet ved Albert Dawling, er et humoristisk kig på "liv efter døden" med eller uden fiskeri. Musikken er rytmisk, jordnær, polytonal og folkemusik-lignende. Der er en kort "tongue-in-kind" citat af statens sang i oversættelsen. Fædrene af Seventy-Six, af John N. McJuton, er den mest alvorlige af de fire bevægelser. Teksten omhandler vores forfædre og deres stridigheder for uafhængighed. Mellem vers der er en alvorlig citat af "Maryland, My Maryland". som jeg lærte som en fjerde grader og kan stadig huske ordene. - Jack Stamp.