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The New Moon - SOPRANO 2 (Choir I) | Ēriks Ešenvalds
Ēriks Ešenvalds utilizes a shimmering, ethereal choral arrangement in The New Moon that evokes the vastness of the night sky and the delicate silver arc of a crescent moon. To mirror this cosmic atmosphere and the fragile quality of starlight, the piece famously incorporates tuned water glasses played by the singers to create a haunting, ringing drone. This unique texture breathes life into Sara Teasdale's poem, blending serene melodic lines with sudden, rich harmonic swells that capture the speaker's breathless awe of nature.
#choralguide #satbguides #voiceguide
Disclaimer:
I do not own the copyright to the music or the arrangement featured in this video. The sole purpose of this video is educational — to assist choir members in learning their respective voice parts.
If your choir is planning to perform this piece, I strongly encourage you to support the composer and/or arranger by purchasing the appropriate number of copies of the music sheet for your group through their official or authorized commercial distributor.
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By Ēriks Ešenvalds utilizes a shimmering, ethereal choral arrangement in The New Moon that evokes the vastness of the night sky and the delicate silver arc of a crescent moon. To mirror this cosmic atmosphere and the fragile quality of starlight, the piece famously incorporates tuned water glasses played by the singers to create a haunting, ringing drone. This unique texture breathes life into Sara Teasdale's poem, blending serene melodic lines with sudden, rich harmonic swells that capture the speaker's breathless awe of nature.
#choralguide #satbguides #voiceguide
Disclaimer:
I do not own the copyright to the music or the arrangement featured in this video. The sole purpose of this video is educational — to assist choir members in learning their respective voice parts.
If your choir is planning to perform this piece, I strongly encourage you to support the composer and/or arranger by purchasing the appropriate number of copies of the music sheet for your group through their official or authorized commercial distributor.