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Winter Has Come by Ruth Morris Gray SSAA - Sheet Music

By Ruth Morris Gray
Choir Secular Opt. Flute (SSA choir; SSAA choir)

SKU: AP.38021

Composed by Ruth Morris Gray. Performance Music Ensemble; Single Titles. Alfred Choral Designs. Secular; Winter. Choral Octavo. 12 pages. Alfred Music #00-38021. Published by Alfred Music (AP.38021).

UPC: 038081424934. English.

The poetry of this expressive winter song provides a florid description of the season's most distinct attributes. Warm choral harmonies are a stark contrast to the icy imagery, and an optional flute obbligato floats above.

A NOTE FROM THE COMPOSER
In December 2011, I directed my intermediate-level mixed choir in a performance of two of my new Alfred publications. We opened with the traditional Carol of the Bells, then performed Winter Has Come and Rise Up and Follow that Star. The set worked really well. Winter Has Come was a lovely lyrical contrast to the quick opening piece, and allowed me to feature an outstanding student flutist. Rise Up and Follow that Star made a terrific closer! I had the choir open singing forte (instead of mezzo-forte as marked) and all 60 singers lifted up their hands on each rise up! We grabbed the audience's attention with the first line--I saw several people almost jump out of their seats. They loved it!