Let Nature Sing

Solo Songs for the Developing Treble Voice

By Sebastian Iradier

Let Nature Sing by Sebastian Iradier, Traditional African American Spiritual, Ruth Elaine Schram, Earlene Rentz, American Folk Song, Irish Folk Song, Laura Farnell, Lynn Shaw Bailey, and Vicki Tucker Courtney

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Instrument:

Voice

Piano

Format:

Book and Digital Audio

CD

Collection / Songbook

Series:

Women Composers and Arrangers

Publisher:

BriLee Music

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Solo Songs for the Developing Treble Voice. Composed by Sebastian Iradier, Traditional African American Spiritual, Ruth Elaine Schram, Earlene Rentz, American Folk Song, Irish Folk Song, Laura Farnell, Lynn Shaw Bailey, and Vicki Tucker Courtney. Arranged by Ruth Elaine Schram, Earlene Rentz, Lynn Shaw Bailey, and Vicki Tucker Courtney. SWS + affix CD on cov 3. Back To School. Songbook and online audio. With Standard notation. 48 pages. BriLee Music #BLB008. Published by BriLee Music (CF.BLB008).

Item Number: CF.BLB008

ISBN 9780825872952. 9 x 12 inches. Traditional African American Spiritual, Lynn Shaw Bailey, Irish Folk Song, Ruth Elaine Schram, American Folk, Joseph Cotter, Laura Farnell, Earlene Rentz, Robert Lowry, Maltibie Babcock, Phoebe Hinsdale Brown, Herb Frombach.

Let Nature Sing is the newest addition to the BriLee Music vocal solo book series for young singers. This volume contains ten songs in a variety of styles from spirituals and folk songs to originally composed works, all by female composers. Each song is specifically tailored to the treble voice, from narrow ranges of six and seven notes to others that expand the range as the voice continues to develop and mature. These songs challenge the voice without taxing it, and encourage the development of expressiveness rather than over-extension. Includes favorites such as "Oh Shenandoah," "I Know Where I'm Goin'" and "How Can I Keep From Singing?" For beginner to intermediate vocalists.