Sheet Music for Voices: Alto & Bass

60 songs, with all the top favorites, with a significantly different compilation from the existing Quilter collections. Includes all Shakespeare settings (Op. 6, Op. 23, Op. 30), the complete Arnold B...

Vocals (bass) and chamber ensemble (flute, oboe, clarinet, trombone, percussion, piano, violin, cello, contrabass)

Gelido in ogni vena - Il Farnace - II, 5 Qual e` all'onte dei venti - Arsilda regina di Ponto - II, 13 Mille frodi e mille inganni - Arsilda regina di Ponto - III, 7 Chi vantar puo` il suo valor - In...

Words adapted from an English folk song, and written for the NMC Songbook.

Britten's luminous setting of the anonymous sixteenth-century hymn. This edition is arranged for low voice with piano accompaniment in C. Duration: 2½ minutes. Difficulty Level: 3

25 popular works for baritone or bass voice with piano accompaniment featuring selected works from the major exam board syllabuses, spanning Grades 5 to 8 and beyond. Includes a preface and performanc...

This piece for contralto and piano setting a text from Charles Baudelaire was co-commissioned by Oxford Lieder and the Baudelaire Song Project, with the generous support of the Nicholas John Trust, th...

Version for Bass. Composed for the 11th International Chamber Music Competition "Franz Schubert and Modern Music", On White Meadows is a setting in English of five short verses from Wilhelm Müller's D...

We Two is a song cycle for Bass-baritone and piano and sets excerpts from Leaves of Grass by great American poet Walt Whitman. The first live performance took place at the New York Festival of Song in...

1st version in c

For as long as there are poets there will be songs. If someone was to put on my tomb: 'Here lies Francis Poulenc, musician to Apollinaire and Éluard': that really would be my finest claim to fame, ' t...

Four songs on texts from William Shakespeare's "The Tempest": - Prospero I ("I find my zenith") - Ariel ("Come into these yellow sands") - Caliban ("Be not afeard") - Prospero II ("We are such stuff")...

For as long as there are poets there will be songs. If someone was to put on my tomb: 'Here lies Francis Poulenc, musician to Apollinaire and Éluard': that really would be my finest claim to fame, ' t...

The melodies of MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937) span the entire chronology of his creative output, from his earliest song BALLADE DE LA REINE MORTE D`AIMER (1893), written during his student years at the Pa...