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Discover the enchanting harmonies of "Invention for Two Violins" by Mark Woodward. A classical masterpiece, this composition weaves intricate melodies in a captivating dialogue between violins. Perfect for recitals or personal enjoyment, it deepens appreciation for musical craftsmanship. A must-have for enthusiasts and performers alike. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

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The second movement of 'Three Quartets [Drei Quartettes],' Op. 64, for
  vocal quartet and piano.

Der Abend

SATB Octavo

The secular piece is perfect for SATB high school, community, and college
  choirs. The ranges are moderate and the voice leading straight forward. In
  the poem The Cleverness of You, the narrator observes the changes in their
  gender-neutral lover like the changes in the seasons. The relationship
  freezes and then reawakens.

The Cleverness of You

This gorgeous song evokes the colors of the setting sun. It ends in a secular anthem to life and the wonder that a new day brings. Its modal melodies and carefully crafted parts make it an ideal candidate for an advanced high school choirs or university ensembles.

The Day Slipped By

Looking for gorgeous songs by living composers and poets? With well-crafted voice leading and a simple yet gorgeous piano accompaniment, this luscious song is a joy to rehearse and perform. Take your audience on a journey of contemplation and healing.

Forgiving Fate

This madrigal in its original form from 1594 is great for a high school
  or community choir starting to learn polyphonic singing. Notation has been
  modernized for easy reading. A piano part has been added to aid in rehearsal.

April is in My Mistress' Face

Based on a poem by a winning student poet at Sakai Intermediate School in Bainbridge, Washington, this song describes the sea and sky on a day on the beach. The work is built on a round (canon) that ranges from C to C.  It begins in two voices before expanding to four. It is an ideal song for early-intermediate high school, college, and community choirs.

The Beach

This rarely preformed gem of the 19th-century features chromatic lines
  and a beautiful canon at the unison. This edition features updated notation
  and a German pronunciation guide.

Im stillen Friedhof

The second of Mark Woodward's settings American poet Wallace Stevens,
  these beautiful modal melodies and carefully crafted part-writing make it an
  ideal candidate for high school, college, and community choirs.

Infanta Marina

An accessible song for beginning SATB choirs, this fan favorite is a round sung in unison, 2-parts and 3-parts with contrasting B sections. Simple to teach and fun to perform, this song will have your choir stomping along.

CheeseA Poem

This beautiful setting of Wallace Stevens' poem is sure to be a hit. It's
  beautiful modal melodies and carefully crafted part-writing make it an ideal
  candidate for high school and community choirs.

The Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring Voyage

This new Christmas carol about radical hospitality is perfect for an
  Advent church service or a holiday concert. The unison tune and hymn-like
  refrain are perfect for a beginning or intermediate SATB choir.

Let the Gate Swing Open

<p>This beautiful setting of Wallace Stevens' poem is sure to be a hit. It's beautiful modal melodies and carefully crafted part-writing make it an ideal candidate for high school and community choirs.</p>

Perfect for beginning high school choirs and community choruses alike, this simple but beautiful song evokes the isolation we all feel from time to time using unison lines and rhythmically homophonic part writing.

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