Four Louisiana Creole Folk Songs: 3. Calinda (SATB Divisi)
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for SATB Chorus (divisi) and opt. piano
Composed by Louis Reichwein
To music in a lilting 6/8, the text describes a ball, which, despite being held in a barn, was so grand that even the horses were astonished. Along with the recurring phrase, "Dance, Calinda," the chorus sings "boudoum" as a musical accompaniment. An optional piano part is provided (it is not mere doubling.) There is no divisi in this movement, and the music is enchanting and approachable.
Composed by Louis Reichwein
To music in a lilting 6/8, the text describes a ball, which, despite being held in a barn, was so grand that even the horses were astonished. Along with the recurring phrase, "Dance, Calinda," the chorus sings "boudoum" as a musical accompaniment. An optional piano part is provided (it is not mere doubling.) There is no divisi in this movement, and the music is enchanting and approachable.
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