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HOW TO
USE THIS PIECE
Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine
(click the title to view and hear
online)
This work was arranged by
Walter Ehret, one of the most prolific
arrangers of choral music in the history of American music education. Under
various pseudonyms (and his own name) he arranged for most of the major
publishers over a 50 year period. He was a pioneer in educational music
publishing and a man with great talent. He was one of the first arrangers to
use SAB voicing. This traditional German Carol was initially set for SAB voices, but it
has been edited to be suitable for both SAB and SCB.
Those boys whose voices have just begun to
change may be happier singing Part II which is better suited to their range.
Optional notes have been added to Part III to accommodate boys for whom the
comfortable singing range is either too high or too low. Access the
three-part
variable voicing charts to view the options that are available.
Words: Traditional
Music: German Carol
Arranged by: Walter Ehret
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Dearest, Joseph Mine, you will be able to access an engraved copy of the piece.
You may need to download a little "Scorch" plug-in to view and hear it. Just
respond to the requests on the webpage when it appears. This
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cursor will lead your vision through the piece. Read the text as you listen
to the music.
OR
2.
Click the "Hear Choir Audio" link (upper right hand corner) to hear a choral
ensemble sing the piece. Use the Sibelius "page" icon to move the
pages of the engraved copy manually as you listen. Do not click the
"play" icon while the ensemble is singing or you will hear both renditions
simultaneously.
This arrangement is performed by
the
Arkansas Boys Choir and
members of the Arkansas
Symphony
Don L. Collins, Conductor
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