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Yism'chu (Let the Heavens Be Glad) by Karen Tarlow Unison Choir - Sheet Music

By Karen Tarlow

These seven sacred songs are suitable for treble, mixed, or men's choirs, or for solo performance. The texts are taken from various Sabbath services; many are suitable for use as anthems in Christian worship. While all are easy, each has distinctive features-rhythmic extension of a phrase, shifting meters, or harmonic subtleties-which make the set rank very, very high on the "simple does not have to mean stupid" scale. Please, before you buy another boring dreidel song, look at these. The text, from Psalm 96 (the basis for the "Venite" canticle), exhorts all creation to rejoice. The irregular rhythms and harmonic-melodic minor patterns in the choral part give the piece tremendous energy, as does the syncopated and wide-ranging piano accompaniment. Unison; piano; Hebrew; Easy-Med.

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Instrument:
Choir Piano Accompaniment
Ensembles:
Unison Choir
Composers:
Karen Tarlow
Publishers:
Treble Clef Music Press
Format:
Octavo
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Beginning Intermediate
Artist:
Karen Tarlow
Usages:
Sacred
Shipping Weight:
0.71 pounds

Unison choir (with piano) - Easy-Medium

SKU: TC.TC-241-247-TC-242

Composed by Karen Tarlow. Seven Sabbath Songs, #2. Sacred. Choral octavo. With Text language: English. Treble Clef Music Press #TC-241-247:TC-242. Published by Treble Clef Music Press (TC.TC-241-247-TC-242).

These seven sacred songs are suitable for treble, mixed, or men's choirs, or for solo performance. The texts are taken from various Sabbath services; many are suitable for use as anthems in Christian worship. While all are easy, each has distinctive features-rhythmic extension of a phrase, shifting meters, or harmonic subtleties-which make the set rank very, very high on the "simple does not have to mean stupid" scale. Please, before you buy another boring dreidel song, look at these. The text, from Psalm 96 (the basis for the "Venite" canticle), exhorts all creation to rejoice. The irregular rhythms and harmonic-melodic minor patterns in the choral part give the piece tremendous energy, as does the syncopated and wide-ranging piano accompaniment. Unison; piano; Hebrew; Easy-Med.

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Ensemble:
Unison Choir
Publisher:
Treble Clef Music Press