Description
These 18th century French country songs are delightful whether performed as a set or singly. Popularized by J.B. Weckerlin’s solo settings in 1913, these new choral arrangements may be sung in either French or English. In both strophic settings, SSA singers become villagers reflecting on life and love.
Features
Printable
Difficulty
Not RatedCategory
ChoirGenre
Folk and MulticulturalSeries
Lawson-GouldInstruments
Soprano Voice, PianoBy
J. B. WeckerlinArranged by
John LewersLyrics by
Sigmund SpaethPublished by
Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS SECURED. NOT FOR BROADCAST TRANSMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DO NOT DUPLICATE. NOT FOR RENTAL.
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