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20101376
Selve amiche, ombrose piante - SSA
20101376
20101376
20101376
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Choral Choir (SSA) - Level 4 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.872981
Composed by Antonio Caldara. Arranged by Jennifer Durham. Baroque. Octavo. 6 pages. Jennifer J. Durham #43465. Published by Jennifer J. Durham (A0.872981).How many times have you heard this one at a solo competition? This traditional Italian art song from the late 17th or early 18th century has been arranged for 3-part women's chorus. It includes the original piano accompaniment. Perhaps you'll find your next solo contest participant as you rehearse this piece with your SSA choir!
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Ratings + Reviews
Based on 6 Reviews
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Jaye
January 20, 2021
Selve amiche, ombrose piante
Since I was a young voice student this was always my favorite Italian aria, but it seemed to disappear from all Italian anthologies. I am ecstatic to find it again! This is a beautiful arrangement. I recommend it!
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Anonymous
April 06, 2018
Nice introduction for my choir
My women's choir learned this. It was a good way to introduce 24 Italian Songs and Arias, i.e., standard competition solos. This way I was able to teach the song to all of my girls, making it easy to send kids to allstate auditions.
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Anonymous
March 22, 2017
Great for introducing art song genre
I like the fact that this is an SSA arrangement of one of those songs you always hear at competitions and auditions for students (i.e., college, allstate, etc.). All of the original ornamentation is included in the soprano I part, but I found it's easy to omit most of it. The best part is that all my girls learn the song, so it's easy for them to use it for auditions.
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Anonymous
October 26, 2015
Nice arrangement
My girls ended up loving this piece. It's a nice way to introduce these classic art songs to a choral group.
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Anonymous
October 26, 2015
Very strong educational value
This piece will require your singers to work, but it's a wonderful introduction to the world of Italian art songs.
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Anonymous
August 09, 2015
classic yet innovative
I hear this piece every year at literary competitions. It's nice to be able to teach this to a whole class, especially if you are hoping to find that student who can really do it well for future competitions. It's not easy though!
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