CGE665 Kibo (Three-part Mixed)
Description
Earlene’s exquisite setting of Wanetta Hill’s text captures a distinctly Asian mood, creating a memorable multicultural highlight for any concert program. Perfect for developing choirs, this gem features a pronunciation guide and translation for the Japanese lyrics, with a contrasting English middle section that adds variety and appeal. A truly unique and rewarding choral offering!
Voicing: Three-part Mixed and piano
Composer: Earlene Rentz
Lyricist: Wanetta Hill
Season: Concert, Festival, Multicultural
Watch the score with music here!
Also available:
CGE666 Two-part
CGE665a Accompaniment mp3
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						CGE665a Kibo (MP3 Accompaniment Track)
                            
Downloadable Accompaniment Track for CGE665 and CGE666 Kibo composed by Earlene Rentz.
							
								
						
						        
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