dear friends - this blog is great!! (thank you, ROB!) i'm thrilled that we can remain connected...i'm also grateful for your kind gifts, the purse is the perfect choice and of course the chocolates are too! thank you!
hope you are all relaxing and pleased with your hard work and exploration during the last 2 weeks...thank you for accepting the process and allowing the class to feel safe in our explorations.
you are all beautiful, and i'm very happy to have many new talented and kind friends
fondly, mh
Hello Rachel and all,
ReplyDeleteI checked the World Around Songs website and it looks like they're not carrying the SACRED CANONS book anymore. Rats! I also looked at the index for the 101 ROUNDS FOR SINGING and it doesn't duplicate very many from the SACRED CANONS list...
Some of my favorites from the Sacred Canons book are:
"Singt dem Herren" by M. Praetorius
"Laudate Nomen Domini" from Pammelia collection (T. Ravencroft, ed.)
"Non Nobis Domine" by Will. Byrd (excellent 3 part with one part transposed a 4th lower. It's very cool.)
"Dona Nobis Pacem" - traditional
"Jubilate Deo" by M. Praetorius (very simple)
"Vesper Round" - Russian
"Glory, Laud and Honor" (Preis und Lob)by Ludwig Gebhardi
I don't know of another resource, but I'll keep looking through my books. All on the list are in the public domain since they're so old.
More later. -mh
OK - I guess I don't know how to post except through a comment...ha ha
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