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Oryginalny tekst

Where is the moon. Leanne Daharja Veitch. Piano. Secular , Unknown. Language. English. SSAA.

Tłumaczenie

Where is the moon. Leanne Daharja Veitch. Plan. Świecki, nieznane. Język. Angielski. SSAA.

Oryginalny tekst

"Where Is The Moon. " is available for mezzo-soprano solo. semichorus, SAA and easy piano. Duration is 2-3 minutes, with a low level of difficulty for both choir and pianist. The piece ideally suits a smaller ensemble or chamber choir, and would also work well for younger voices. The text is original. The solo line would suit a soloist from the choir ranks, or a small group of mixed voices from second soprano and first alto. The piece has been written with flexibility in mind. "Where is the moon. " was written about the prosaic topic of being unable to sleep one night. I was gazing out of my bedroom window – which is directly above my bed – and watching the moon as it flickered back and forth behind the racing clouds. Interspersed with images of the moon in the text are mythological references to the moon as female, and bringer of dreams and sleep.

Tłumaczenie

"Where Is The Moon. " is available for mezzo-soprano solo. semichorus, SAA and easy piano. Duration is 2-3 minutes, with a low level of difficulty for both choir and pianist. The piece ideally suits a smaller ensemble or chamber choir, and would also work well for younger voices. Tekst jest oryginalny. The solo line would suit a soloist from the choir ranks, or a small group of mixed voices from second soprano and first alto. The piece has been written with flexibility in mind. "Where is the moon. " was written about the prosaic topic of being unable to sleep one night. I was gazing out of my bedroom window – which is directly above my bed – and watching the moon as it flickered back and forth behind the racing clouds. Interspersed with images of the moon in the text are mythological references to the moon as female, and bringer of dreams and sleep.