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King Herod and The Cock. Cecil Sharp. Voice sheet music. Choir sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.

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Koning Herodus en het die haan. Cecil Skerp. Voice bladmusiek. Koor bladmusiek. Klavierbegeleiding bladmusiek.

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King Herod and The Cock. 1962. Unison Voices and Piano. Composed by Cecil Sharp. Arranged by Benjamin Britten. For Choral, Chorus, Piano. UNIS. Boosey & Hawkes Sacred Choral. 4 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M060014574. Published by Boosey & Hawkes. HL.48008935. Text. traditional. Publisher. Boosey & Hawkes. Difficulty level. This is a simple arrangement of a folk melody collected by Cecil Sharp. Neither the voice part nor the piano part is difficult but, as always, the writing is supremely effective. It was composed for the London Boy Singers and was premiered by them at the 1962 Aldeburgh Festival with Britten at the piano. The first three verses are all the same, the fourth has subtle changes which add a touch of spice to the whole. In performance it is the words which need to be really put across and given dynamic interest, variety and projection. Duration. 2 minutes. Paul Spicer, Lichfield, 2011.

Vertaling

Koning Herodus en het die haan. 1962. Unison Voices en Klavier. Saamgestel deur Cecil Sharp. Gereël deur Benjamin Britten. Vir Choral, Koor, Klavier. STATES. Boosey. 4 bladsye. Буси. Gepubliseer deur Boosey. HL.48008935. Teks. tradisionele. Uitgewer. Boosey. Moeilikheidsgraad. Dit is 'n eenvoudige reëling van 'n folk melodie wat ingesamel is deur Cecil John Sharp. Nóg die stem deel of die klavier deel is moeilik, maar, soos altyd, die skrif is uiters effektiewe. Dit is saamgestel vir die London Boy Singers en was première deur hulle by die 1962 Aldeburgh Festival met Britten op die klavier. Die eerste drie verse is almal dieselfde, die vierde het subtiele veranderinge wat voeg 'n tikkie van speserye aan die hele. In prestasie dit is die woorde wat word regtig oor sit en gegee dinamiese rente, verskeidenheid en projeksie nodig. Duur. 2 minute. Paul Spicer, Lichfield, 2011.