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David Rain: "A new mystery unfoldeth" (sung by Matthew Curtis)
My musical re-imagining of the Nativity story, with a surprise in the 2nd verse.
Dedicated to my dear cousin, Madeleine Shaw.
NB: choirs interested in obtaining copies of the score can contact The Leading Note at info@leadingnote.com.
I would lik... moreMy musical re-imagining of the Nativity story, with a surprise in the 2nd verse.
Dedicated to my dear cousin, Madeleine Shaw.
NB: choirs interested in obtaining copies of the score can contact The Leading Note at info@leadingnote.com.
I would like to acknowledge the a capella choir that I sing in, The Stairwell Carollers, and our director Pierre Massie, for their musical inspiration these past 25 years.
I would also like to thank my friends in our "Ad hoc Chorale" for testing out this piece in one of our informal workshops and offering valuable comments.
And with deepest appreciation to my brother Adam Rain and my friend Geneviève Lajoie for their invaluable support throughout my composing journey. less
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David Rain: "Aurum, aurum!" (sung by Matthew Curtis)
"Aurum, aurum!" is dedicated to Asira Shukuru. It is a musical search for the meaning of gold, a choral exploration of our human relationship to this precious metal. In Latin and English.
As always, comments are most welcomed.
Sincere thanks to Matt... more"Aurum, aurum!" is dedicated to Asira Shukuru. It is a musical search for the meaning of gold, a choral exploration of our human relationship to this precious metal. In Latin and English.
As always, comments are most welcomed.
Sincere thanks to Matthew Curtis (choraltracks.com) for recording "Aurum, aurum!"
Email me at rain@magma.ca, if you'd like more info, or to obtain a copy of the score.
I would like to acknowledge the a cappella choir that I sing in, The Stairwell Carollers, and our director Pierre Massie, for their musical inspiration these past 26 years.
I would also like to thank my friends in our "Ad hoc Chorale" for testing out this piece in one of our informal workshops and offering valuable comments.
And with deepest appreciation to my brother Adam Rain and my friend Geneviève Lajoie for their invaluable support throughout my composing journey. less
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Exultate Singers: The Water of Tyne
A video of the first take of The Water of Tyne from Exultate Singers' recording session at St George's Bristol for a new CD to Be released in NovemBer 2013. The audio here is just from the camera microphone.
The choir is conducted by David Ogden, and ... moreA video of the first take of The Water of Tyne from Exultate Singers' recording session at St George's Bristol for a new CD to Be released in NovemBer 2013. The audio here is just from the camera microphone.
The choir is conducted by David Ogden, and the pianist is Richard Johnson. The arrangement is by Michael Neaum. http://www.exultatesingers.org
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The 12 days of Christmas a Conductor's nightmare
Many years ago David Marsh kindly created a video for this work, composed and sung by me as the multitrack one-man choir dwschorale.
The video is based on a caricature of me as a choirboy.
This is an improved version using that video but following the w... moreMany years ago David Marsh kindly created a video for this work, composed and sung by me as the multitrack one-man choir dwschorale.
The video is based on a caricature of me as a choirboy.
This is an improved version using that video but following the words more clearly and also including the words on screen.
The choir sings the 12 days of Christmas but it all goes horribly (or hilariously) wrong.
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A thousand Years
A thousand Years by Vocalix - Live recording @ GC Wildeman Herent - Belgium
Music & Lyrics Christina Perry & David Hodges
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dwsChorale
Composer and countertenor David Warin Solomons has sung many of his own choral works and the choral works of other composers by multitracking the parts on computer. He decided to call this one-man choir the dwsChorale. The range is bottom bass D to top a... moreComposer and countertenor David Warin Solomons has sung many of his own choral works and the choral works of other composers by multitracking the parts on computer. He decided to call this one-man choir the dwsChorale. The range is bottom bass D to top alto e.
Most recordings were done Between 2005 and 2009. Only time will tell whether the dwsChorale will Be revived, but David keeps composing anyway, so who knows....
