HOW TO USE THIS
PIECE
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There
is a Lady
The text and voicing of There
is a Lady is particularly suited for all-boys groups (CB). Part I
(written in the treble clef) is limited to the comfortable singing area
of A-A (above and below middle C) which makes it appropriate for
boy
trebles and/or cambiatas (boys in the first phase of change).
Part two is written in the bass clef and is limited to the comfortable
singing area of the adolescent baritone (the second phase of
change) of D-D (above and below middle C). When the part drops
below E (below middle C), optional notes have been added for the light
baritone (boys who are in the second phase of change but whose voices
as of yet have not added the lower pitches).
The piece may
be used with mixed groups as well. The girls, boy trebles,
and cambiata on Part I and changing voice baritones on Part II
(see the
variable voicing chart for further
information). If you use
The Adolescent Reading Singer to teach musicianship, this piece is
appropriate literature to sing after studying phase five.
Words by William Shakespeare
Music by Don L.
Collins
Arranged by DLC
Two-part Variable
Voicing with Piano
CP Catalog #T90201
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