Estrella War 2007 Known World Choir song list
Another fun romp through a few centuries of part-song. Right-click the PDFs and MIDs to save them individually, or right-click on Estrella War 2007 All Songs (ZIP) to get an archive containing all the files.
Alle Psallite
Anonymous - rousing 13th Century trio that goes well with bells and drums. Latin.
Alle Psallite (PDF)
O Bone Jesu
Originally
ascribed to Palestrina, now accorded to Marco Antonio Ingegneri
(1547-1592). Beautiful harmonies in a very Palestrina-like setting.
Latin.
O Bone Jesu (PDF)
Three Country Dances in One
Thomas Ravenscroft (1592-1633). A clever conceit from Ravenscroft. English.
Three Country Dances (PDF)
Now I See Thy Looks Were Feigned
Thomas Ford (1580-1648). A cautionary madrigal that might be at home in Nashville. English.
Looks Were Feigned (PDF)
Follow Me, Sweet Love and Soul's Delight
Michael East (1580-1648). One of the great passive-aggressive love songs. English.
Follow Me (PDF)
Now Is the Month of Maying
Thomas Morley (1557-1603). The omnipresent school choir tune for your pleasure. Each with his bonny lass, indeed. English.
Month of Maying (PDF)
Non Nobis Domine
Originally ascribed to William Byrd (1539–1623) but that is in contention. A simple and moving contrapuntal tune. Latin.
Non Nobis Domine (PDF)
Pase El Agua
Anonymous late-15th/early-16th Century. A traditional tune with a little rhythmic zing. Spanish.
Pase El Agua (PDF)
Rehearsals
are scheduled Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, all from noon
till 2:00 PM, all at the Music & Dance section of the Arts &
Sciences area.
Sunday Performance 2-3 PM immediately following Queens' Tea
Performers will be expected to attend at least two rehearsals to be in the final performance. We've spread them all over the schedule to make it as easy as possible for you to fit them in with all your other Estrella fun. Visit www.estrellawar.org for more information about locations, times and other fun events.
Contact:
Don Harrington
Lazarus Artifex