Friedrich Silcher
Liederheft
Friedrich Silcher
Liederheft
- Instrumentation Women's Choir
- Edition Vocal Score
- Composer Friedrich Silcher
- Publisher Edition Tonger
- Order no. PJT-S3060-1
incl. tax,
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Description:
Bring new radiance and pure vocal joy to your ensemble! This carefully curated "Liederheft" from the renowned publisher Edition Tonger is a wonderful addition for any women's choir. Specially tailored to the tonal elegance and harmonic nuances of treble voices, this choral score offers a versatile selection of engaging choral arrangements that will captivate both singers and audiences alike.
Featuring a clear and practical layout, this choral score is ideal for weekly rehearsals as well as brilliant concert performances. Whether subtle lyrical moments or powerful, resonant passages – discover inspiring choral music from Edition Tonger and create unforgettable musical highlights in your choir's next performance!
Featuring a clear and practical layout, this choral score is ideal for weekly rehearsals as well as brilliant concert performances. Whether subtle lyrical moments or powerful, resonant passages – discover inspiring choral music from Edition Tonger and create unforgettable musical highlights in your choir's next performance!
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Frisch gesungen
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Schifferlied
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Franz Schubert Der Lindenbaum
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Die Lorelei
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Süß Liebe liebt den Mai
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Die drei Röselein
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Wohin mit der Freud
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In der Ferne
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Lebe wohl (Morgen muß ich fort)
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O wie herbe ist das Scheiden
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Abschiedsgruß
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Juchei, dich
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