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Ian Venables: Venetian Songs Op. 22: Chant et Piano
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COMPOSITEUR:
Ian Venables
TYPE DE PRODUIT:
Partition vocale
ÉDITEUR:
Thames Publishing
Venetian Songs Op.22 is a cycle of four songs for High Voice and Piano by Ian Venables, setting the inspiring texts of John Addington Symonds. Venables has allowed the texts of Symonds' poetry to guide thesesensitive settings, rich in musical imagery to illuminate the words. The music moves between
Détails
| Compositeur | Ian Venables |
| Description Instrument Group | Chant |
| Instrumentation | Chant et Piano |
| Voix | Soprano Voice |
| Instrumentation | Voix haute et piano |
| Type de produit | Partition vocale |
| Description Product Type | Réduction pour voix et piano |
| Niveau de difficulté | Intermédiaire |
| Éditeur | Thames Publishing |
| Genre | Classique |
| Période | Post 1901 |
| Nombre de Pages | 36 |
| ISBN | 9781846096440 |
| EAN | 5020679538029 |
| Edition Number | TH980166 |
| N° | MUSTH980166 |
Description
Venetian Songs Op.22 is a cycle of four songs for High Voice and Piano by Ian Venables, setting the inspiring texts of John Addington Symonds.
Venables has allowed the texts of Symonds' poetry to guide thesesensitive settings, rich in musical imagery to illuminate the words. The music moves between moments of intense anguish and despair to expressions of pure beauty and allusions to the delicacy of nature.
The cycle receivedits first performance in March 1995 at Clifton Hill House, Bristol - formerly the Symonds' family home and now Bristol University's principal Halls Of Residence. The performance was organised as part of the formalcelebrationsmarking the opening of the Gothic Library.
Venables has allowed the texts of Symonds' poetry to guide thesesensitive settings, rich in musical imagery to illuminate the words. The music moves between moments of intense anguish and despair to expressions of pure beauty and allusions to the delicacy of nature.
The cycle receivedits first performance in March 1995 at Clifton Hill House, Bristol - formerly the Symonds' family home and now Bristol University's principal Halls Of Residence. The performance was organised as part of the formalcelebrationsmarking the opening of the Gothic Library.
Song List
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1. Fortunate Isles Op.22 No.1
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2. Love's Voice Op.22 No.4
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3. The Invitation To The Gondola Op.22 No.3
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4. The Passing Stranger Op.22 No.2