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HABECKER TAKE ME TO SEA SSA

HABECKER TAKE ME TO SEA SSA

Once More to the Sea

“Heave away, sail away!” This original sea chantey with its rollicking music, lively tin whistle obbligato and snare drum accompaniment captures all the sea-faring adventure and excitement you could ever want! Thevocal parts are easy and fun to sing and the hearty, robust style will be a great motivator for younger groups! Duration: ca. 2:20.

OVER THE SEA TO SKYE (MILLER CRISTI CARY) 2 PART CHORAL

OVER THE SEA TO SKYE (MILLER CRISTI CARY) 2 PART CHORAL

Jack Johnson: To The Sea - PVG

Johnson says the title of his fifth studio CD is ?a reference to a father leading his son to the sea ? with the water representing the subconscious, so it's about trying to go beneath the surface and understand yourself.? The 2010 album dropped in June and debuted at #1. This folio features all 13 tunes arranged for Piano, Voice and Guitar.

Mary Leaf: Sea Voyage

The gentle swaying rhythms and the key of E minor give Sea Voyage its Celtic flavor. A wonderful recital piece and excellent to reinforce 6/8 meter.

Great Big Sea

This rollicking Newfoundland folk song in sea shanty style is scored for Unison Treble voices, fiddle, spoons and piano. The text tells the story of the economic effects of an especially high sea which flooded the village. Thearrangement proceeds through several keys - rising just as the water did - until the final sense of determination to set off for a better life if the conditions didn't improve.

Carol Matz: If I Lived Under the Sea

The musical imagery of this piece suggests what it might be like to live in the deep blue sea.

Henry Smart: The Sea King (Tonic Sol-fa)

The Sea King

Sea is awash with roses

This piece is a setting of the poem by Kenneth Patchen for women's chorus. It combines new and old musical techniques to reflect the fleeting nature of our lives and passions in the timelessness of the sea.

Sea and Shore

Sea and Shore was commissioned by the Lakewood Area Choral Society to celebrate their 25th anniversary. The last section of Henry Van Dyke's ode in praise of music seemed ideal for the purpose. Knowing that Van Dyke's best-known work was the hymn he wrote to the thrice-familiar tune from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (subtitled, ever so appropriately in his case, Choral) inspired the exultant ending.- Frank DeWald -

To Reach the Summit

Over the Sea to Skye

This traditional Scottish song recalls the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie to the Isle of Skye. The gently rocking motion of the triple meter and the flute obbligato combine with the accessible vocals to create a charming showcase for beginning ensembles.

Josu Elberdin: Sleep, My Little Sea

A sweet selection for children's choirs from Basque composer Josu Elberdin . Simple vocal writing in two parts and a supportive piano accompaniment. The text encourages the sea not to be afraid of the dark because “all the stars will cradle you.”

Over the Sea to Skye

A charming historical story song, geared to early middle school unchanged mixed voices. Available: Unison/2-Part.

Three Sea Songs (arr. Gilbert)

Three entertaining sea songs with text by Pamela Margetson and musical arrangements for men's chorus by Norman Gilbert.

Mary Leaf: Sailing the Coral Sea

A melodic sounding piece which evokes images of sailing on the coral sea. For the early intermediate student, Sailing the Coral Sea contains some not so traditional rhythmic figures for 6/8 time. The L.H. features some octave leaps in the intervals of a fifth.

Antonin Dvorak: Dwellers By The Sea (Ttbb)

Dwellers By The Sea  is the second movement of Czech composer  Antonin Dvorak ’s cycle ‘Five Choruses For Male Voice’. The cycle of five choruses is set to Lithuanian folk texts translated by Frantisek Ladislav Celakovsky and is written for unaccompanied male choir (TTBB Voices). The title page of the autograph score bears the note: “Composed on the journey from Prague to Vienna, 12th of December 1878”.  The individual parts of the cycle present a vibrant palette of moods, from the balladic  Dwellers by the Sea  to the final, light-hearted ‘The Sparrow’s Feast’. The songs’ melodies echo the spirit of folk songs, and the composer used simple but colourful harmonies and chose a strophic form.

Peter Maxwell Davies: Sea Runes

Sea Runes is scored for unaccompanied choir AATBBB or SATBBB set to text by George Mackay Brown. It is a haunting and evocative setting of a group of six poems by the Orkney poet, George Mackay Brown and was written as a companion piece to The House of Winter. It was commissioned by the King's Singer's and was first performed by them on 16th November 1986 at the Alice Tully Hall, New York

Sick of the Songs of the Sea

This clever sea chantey spoof is a rollicking change of pace! Available: TTBB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:10.

NEVER, NEVER SEA OF LOVE BK BND PTS XL SET

NEVER, NEVER SEA OF LOVE BK BND PTS XL SET

On the Deep, Blue Sea

Here's an original sea chantey that will be a strong showcase for your male chorus. Equally effective for middle school through high school! Available: TTB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15.

By The Sea

By the Sea tells a story which begins quite serenely, and becomes turbulent with the arrival of the tide (which brings with it the minor mode). The unison chorus must sing as one story-teller, regaling the audience in earnest, relaxing only with the arrival of the “solid town.”

Sack of Woe

Greasy Sack Blues

Sack of Woe