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ScoreVoice of Australia : Volume II / compiled by Wendy Dixon and David Miller.
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Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | |
|---|---|---|
| In the garden (2005) song cycle — In the garden | Rhonda Berry | |
| Golden boy (2001) for soprano voice with piano This edition: 2014 |
Stephen Cronin | |
| Five senses (2012) five poems of Judith Wright, for soprano and piano — To a child This edition: 2012 |
Ross Edwards | |
| The rose of Amherst (1991) song cycle for medium voice and piano — A summer's day | Gerald Glynn | |
| Rilke songs (2009) for high voice and piano — Burn out my eyes This edition: 2009 |
Quentin Grant | |
| Bush Christmas (1994) for soprano voice with piano This edition: 1994 |
Wendy Hiscocks | |
| Four haiku (2007) a song cycle for medium voice and piano — Coolness This edition: 2007 |
David Keeffe | |
| Mythweaver (2010) for soprano and piano — The moon has set This edition: 2010 |
Kevin March | |
| Eight songs of Eve (1988) for soprano and piano — The downfall | James Penberthy | |
| The Jade harp (2005) seven songs for voice and fortepiano — Listening to the harp This edition: 2007 |
Larry Sitsky | |
| Nine lives (2007) a song cycle about cats — IV. Of a noble race she came This edition: 2007 |
Roger Smalley | |
| She wore a black ribbon (2000) for soprano voice with piano | Martin Wesley-Smith | |
| To say before going to sleep (2014) for voice with piano This edition: 2014 |
Stephen Yates |
Product details
Demonstrates the unique relationship between poet, composer, singer and pianist in the genre of art song
Pedagogical handbook. Includes text of each song, along with analytical notes and vocal exercises.
Backing tracks and vocal CD is included (performed by Wendy Dixon soprano, David Miller piano).
ISMN: 979 0 720146 51 5
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