Come Unto Me
(click title to view and hear online)
When sung SSAB, Come Unto Me is an
excellent piece for an adult church choir with a dearth of male singers.
This setting from the book of
Matthew may be characterized as being a piece of contrast. Matthew
11: 28 begins the work set in a homophonic 20th century, dissonant
style. There is a key change followed by the setting of verse 29
which is sung acappella and is set with a much more consonant homophonic
approach. After another key change, verse 30 still offers more
contract with a fugal approach supported by a duplication of the voice
parts played on the piano. After moving back to the original key
and followed by a one measure piano interlude, Vick closes the work with
a stately unison setting of the Welsh hymn tune Meirionydd (words
by William C. Dix).
Click
Four-part Variable Voicing Chart
to access how the piece may be sung by different age groups and mixed
voices.
Music:
Beryl Vick, Jr.
Words:
Matthew 11:28-30
Four-part Variable Voicing with Piano
CP Catalog #C97559
YOU MAY ORDER EPRINT AND HAVE IT NOW
USE
KEYWORDS: Come Unto Me, Vick, Cambiata Press
SEARCH WITHIN the all products category (drop-down)
Please remember the copyright law.
Purchase multiple copies when needed.
It is illegal to purchase a single octavo, then photocopy it.
ORDER PRE-PRINTED COPIES FROM YOUR
FAVORITE CHORAL MUSIC DEALER
OR DIRECTLY FROM CAMBIATA PRESS
