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984476

Die See Steht Nimmer Still (The Sea Is Never Still) Digital Sheet Music

Die See Steht Nimmer Still (The Sea Is Never Still)by Edward David Zeliff SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Edward David Zeliff
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 12
Arrangement SATB Choir
Publisher Edward David Zeliff
Product ID 984476
Instruments Choir

Product Description

This piece is a choral adaptation of an art song setting for soprano and piano of an original text in German contemplating the nature of the ever powerful ocean. The gentleman who wrote the original poetry did so in response to observing the waves breaking upon a rocky shoreline. There is an English text under the German that is a literal and exact translation of the original language and is so well worked out that the same exact music serves the text in both languages with syllabic stress and placement of words in the sentence. Thus it may be sung in either German or English with equal effect. This choral version is an enrichment of the vocal texture but with harmonic language derived from the original piano accompaniment. The piano accompaniment is identical to that of the art song and is somewhat challenging. The choral parts are not terribly difficult, but the difficulty is enhanced somewhat when sung in German. The constant ebb and flow of the sea as well as its power and majesty and mystery are evoked in this richly harmonic and strikingly melodic music.

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