The Virgin's Name Was Mary
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Author Description
Skempton, Howard The virgin's name was Mary Composer: Skempton, HowardPart/Version: Vocal scoreForces or Category: Equal 4-part voices, unaccompaniedDetails: for equal voices in 4 partsThis unaccompanied carol is scored for four equal parts and comprises a sequence of three rounds. Rhythmic and engaging, this carol demonstrates the distinctive clarity of Skempton's musical language. It will particularly appeal to good chamber choirs. Duration: 3 mins Publication Date: May 14 2009 Level of Difficulty: B (easy) BindingPaperback Trim Size:254x178 Number of pages:4
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THE THESIS
This work provides a structured musical setting of the Annunciation narrative for a four-part vocal ensemble. Composer Howard Skempton utilizes a specific round-based framework to interpret the traditional text. The score is designed to facilitate performance by chamber choirs seeking accessible yet rhythmically distinct contemporary choral repertoire.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- A vocal score for four equal voices
- A composition structured as a sequence of three rounds
- Performance duration of approximately three minutes
Scope Limits
- Does not include instrumental accompaniment
- Does not provide historical analysis of the text
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Experts identify this piece as a accessible entry in Skempton's choral catalog, suitable for chamber choirs of varying skill levels. The composition is noted for its rhythmic clarity and minimalist approach to vocal arrangement.
Page Count:
4
Publication Date:
2009-06-04
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0193365707
ISBN-13:
9780193365704
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