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Saturday Respite: First Name, Last Name

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

You may not rush out for processed meats, but you’ll be singing this all day long . . .

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Saturday Respite: Melody, ala Walt

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

Disney animators (c.1953) explains the function of memody . . .  

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From Gesture to Sound – Lateral Movement

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

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“Five from the Folder: Mixed Voices” by Eileen Chang

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

FIVE FROM THE FOLDER: MIXED VOICES by Eileen Chang   1. “Jesu, meine Freude, BWV 227.” J.S. Bach. CPDL One of his six motets, 5 voice with or without instruments.   2. “Abendlied, Op 69, No. 3.” Josef Rheinberger. CPDL Six voice (SSATTB), a cappella, text is from the book of Luke 24:29.   3. […]

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“Five from the Folder: Mixed Voices” by Timothy Powell

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

FIVE FROM THE FOLDER: MIXED VOICES by Timothy Powell   1. “All That Hath Life & Breath Praise Ye the Lord!” Rene Clausen. Mark Foster Music MF0223 A vibrant, celebratory treatment of Psalms 96 and 22, which transforms into the beloved “Praise to the Lord the Almighty” hymn featuring the Lobe den Herren tune, before […]

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“Five from the Folder: Mixed Voices” by Geoffrey Boers

November 25, 2014 by Scott Dorsey Leave a Comment

FIVE FROM THE FOLDER: MIXED VOICES by Geoffrey Boers   1. “Spirited Light.” Jake Runestad. JR Music 0041 Inspired rhythmic writing meets kaleidoscopic harmony as a sonic depiction of the title. Runestad employs various compositional and vocal techniques to create a constant sense of upward motion.   2. “Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences.” Henry Purcell. […]

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