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Original

Three Spanish Songs. for Soprano and Wind Ensemble. Voice sheet music. Piano, Vocal sheet music. Grade 5.

Translation

Three Spanish Songs. for Soprano and Wind Ensemble. Voice sheet music. Piano, Vocal sheet music. Grade 5.

Original

Three Spanish Songs. for Soprano and Wind Ensemble. composed by Matthew Tommasini. Concert Band. Concert Band. Donald Hunsberger Wind Library. Contemporary. Grade 5. Piano. Vocal Rehearsal Score. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music. AP.29638PV. ISBN 0739050982. Contemporary. This cycle is a setting of three contrasting poems by Latin-American poets Leopoldo Lugones, Rube Ãn Dari ío and Jose à Marti í. "Olas Grises" uses evocative rain and sea imagery to meditate on the nature of life and death. Set as a lyrical, quasi-strophic song, these images are portrayed through the opening percussion raindrop motive and the moaning vocal line used throughout the movement. "Nocturno" is a frantic soliloquy set as an extended opera scene. The opening recitative is followed by a surreal aria. This is followed by a re-statement of both sections. "Suen Ão Despierto" is a short poem about the contrasting images of a waking dream. Based on a fragment of the lullaby "Nanita Nana," heard in its entirety at the opening, the song is a set of three variations, followed by a coda, which portray these various images. Three Spanish Songs was commissioned by Michael Haithcock and the University of Michigan Symphony Band. This is the recital. rehearsal version of this piece. The vocal solo with wind ensemble accompaniment is also available. 00-29639. 150. Solo with ensemble.

Translation

Three Spanish Songs. for Soprano and Wind Ensemble. composed by Matthew Tommasini. Concert Band. Concert Band. Donald Hunsberger Wind Library. Contemporary. Grade 5. Plan. Vocal Rehearsal Score. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music. AP.29638PV. ISBN 0739050982. Contemporary. This cycle is a setting of three contrasting poems by Latin-American poets Leopoldo Lugones, Rube Ãn Dari ío and Jose à Marti í. "Olas Grises" uses evocative rain and sea imagery to meditate on the nature of life and death. Set as a lyrical, quasi-strophic song, these images are portrayed through the opening percussion raindrop motive and the moaning vocal line used throughout the movement. "Nocturno" is a frantic soliloquy set as an extended opera scene. The opening recitative is followed by a surreal aria. This is followed by a re-statement of both sections. "Suen Ão Despierto" is a short poem about the contrasting images of a waking dream. Based on a fragment of the lullaby "Nanita Nana," heard in its entirety at the opening, the song is a set of three variations, followed by a coda, which portray these various images. Three Spanish Songs was commissioned by Michael Haithcock and the University of Michigan Symphony Band. This is the recital. rehearsal version of this piece. The vocal solo with wind ensemble accompaniment is also available. 00-29639. 150. Solo with ensemble.