Everlasting Voices (Medium-Low Voice)

Increasing numbers of people are taking to singing in later life, driven in part by increasing medical evidence of of the health benefits it brings. Singing aids physical and neurological well-being, but above all it brings enjoyment, not only to those who have a lifetime experience of singing (both in choirs and solo), but also for those to whom it comes as an entirely new activity.Everlasting Voices, compiled specificlaly for the older singer, contains: 24 songs with a modest vocal range, in a wide range of styles; backgrouned notes about the songsand their composers; prononciation guides for singing in Italian, German, Spanish, and French; a guide to keping your voice healthy; performing advice and technical guidance.

Contents:

Traditional: Red River Valley
Traditional: Shenandoah
Cole Porter: True Love
Anne MacLeod: Skye Boat Song
Traditional: Willow Song
Traditional: Nobody Knows the Trouble I see
John Ireland: Spring Sorrow
Henry Purcell: Love quickly is pall'd
G. F. Handel: Verdi Prati
Francesco Gasparini: Caro laccio, dolce nodo
George Monro: My Lovely Celia
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Take, O Take
Clara Schumann: Abendstern
Johannes Brahms: Da Unten im Tale
Aaron Copland: The Dodger
Roger Quilter: Dream Valey
Ivor Gurney: Down by the Salley Gardens
Graham Peel: In Summertime in Breden
Jonathan Dove: Weep not my wanton
Michael Flanders & Michael Swann: Ill Wind
Peter Warlock: Pretty Ring Time
Francis Poulenc: Priez pour paix
Carlols Guastavino: La Rosa y el Sauce
Franz Schubert: An die Musik