Zimbe! Come Sing the Songs of Africa! (SATB Choral Book)
* Please email us at [email protected]
to order at this price
Categories
- Accessories
- Accompaniments
- Anthems/Octavos
- Choral Works
- Educational Resources
- Folders
- Handbell Music
- Instrumental Music
- Keyboard Music
- Miscellaneous
- Orchestrations
- Sacred Musicals & Collections
- Secular Musicals & Collections
- Vocal Solos & Collections
(Pricing and availability is subject to change without notice. Please call for the latest information.)
SERIES: Faber Edition
CATEGORY: Choral Extended Work
FORMAT: Book
INSTRUMENT: with Piano / jazz quintet / percussion
VOICING: SATB
Zimbe! is a 40-minute work for SATB chorus, children's choir and jazz quintet with percussion, by the UK composer Alexander L'Estrange.
It is a vibrant sequence of twelve African and gospel songs, charting a day in the life of an African village. There are simple children's playground songs from Ghana and Zimbabwe, a Xhosa lullaby for mothers of the victims of Apartheid, a rousing drinking song, and music used on religious occasions. Zimbe! will also provide an exciting new repertory piece for choral societies who may be looking for a follow-up to the world-influenced works of David Fanshawe and Karl Jenkins. The addition of the children's choir enables choirs to forge, or renew, relationships with local school or community choirs.
CATEGORY: Choral Extended Work
FORMAT: Book
INSTRUMENT: with Piano / jazz quintet / percussion
VOICING: SATB
Zimbe! is a 40-minute work for SATB chorus, children's choir and jazz quintet with percussion, by the UK composer Alexander L'Estrange.
It is a vibrant sequence of twelve African and gospel songs, charting a day in the life of an African village. There are simple children's playground songs from Ghana and Zimbabwe, a Xhosa lullaby for mothers of the victims of Apartheid, a rousing drinking song, and music used on religious occasions. Zimbe! will also provide an exciting new repertory piece for choral societies who may be looking for a follow-up to the world-influenced works of David Fanshawe and Karl Jenkins. The addition of the children's choir enables choirs to forge, or renew, relationships with local school or community choirs.
Cart
No products
Total $0.00
Prices are tax excluded
