University Interscholastic League adds works from E. C. Schirmer & Galaxy Music

Two works from the E. C. Schirmer Catalog were added to the University Interscholastic League (UIL) Prescribed Music List.

The Music Program of the UIL is designed to support and enrich the teaching of music as an integral component of the public school curriculum in the state of Texas. Each year approximately one half million middle school, junior high and high school students reap the benefits of participation in the ten UIL music events.


New Additions:

HushabyHushaby by Ellen Gilson Voth, GMC #1.3380

SATB Chorus (divisi) unaccompanied

“This arrangement presents the challenge of singing a familiar lullaby with freshness and a tender sound quality that is well supported. Take great care in the opening to energize the E natural pedal point. The middle section (mm. 22–52) is intended to be dream-like, with cascading images of horses that are moving quickly then gradually slowing their pace. The ritardando is built in; singers should focus on being absolutely rhythmic with the 8th-note pulse. The last page is the place to be luxurious with time, and to enjoy the final hum fading into silence.” -Ellen Gilson Voth

 

AlleluiaAlleluia (Orchestra Version) by Randall Thompson, arr. Randol Alan Bass, ECS #8393

String Orchestra and optional Suspended Cymbal

This arrangement by Randol Bass of the seminal unaccompanied choral work Alleluia by Randall Thompson (Catalog No. 1786) was commissioned by the publisher in honor of the 75th anniversary year of its publication. Complete performance set includes: 1 score, strings 6-5-4-3-2.

For more information about these products and other music from E. C. Schirmer and Galaxy Music, visit www.ecspublishing.com.

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MorningStar began in late 1986 as the dream of Rodney Schrank and Ruth Lewis. Both Rod and Ruth had worked in the music department at Concordia Publishing House for a number of years, which gave them the publishing expertise needed to establish a new company. From the beginning, MorningStar has functioned as a non-denominational publishing house focusing on music used in churches whose worship focuses mainly within the liturgical tradition.

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