World Popular Choral Masterpieces 3: Modern Pop Light Songs and Mass Songs (Simplified Notation Version)

Author: Xue Fan
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book has a wide range of selections: Countries range from Europe and America to the Asia-Pacific region, many of which have rarely been introduced before, such as South Africa, Portugal, Finland, and Latin American countries; Creative and dates range from classical songs of the 18th and 19th centuries, ancient folk songs to modern and even songs that have emerged in recent years; Performance forms range from four-part mixed choir to small unison choirs. This book is a very practical musical score. This book has a wide range of selections: Countries range from Europe and America to the Asia-Pacific region, many of which have rarely been introduced before, such as South Africa, Portugal, Finland, and Latin American countries; Creative and dates range from classical songs of the 18th and 19th centuries, ancient folk songs to modern and even songs that have emerged in recent years; Genres range from art songs, folk songs, folk songs to pop songs, jazz and rock songs, dance songs, as well as film and musical songs; Performance forms range from four-part mixed choir to small unison choirs. Songs from each country, each ethnic group, and different genres of songs in different eras have their own unique styles and individual colors. Most of the choir works selected in this book are collected directly from abroad, and the original, authentic original scores are extremely difficult to find domestically. A few works have been adapted by others, but they are based on the original and original audio recordings, in order to the greatest extent to preserve and reflect the style of the original. Only the names of the lyric and musical authors and the choir arrangers are recorded in the table of contents of this book. The names of the arrangers are written in the main text. In addition, in this book, singing forms other than four-part mixed choir (such as mixed three-part choir, unison two-part full singing, unison three-part choir, etc.) do not mark vocal parts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass). The performers can handle them according to the specific situation. This book is a very practical musical score.