Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen (songs of a wayfarer) was what sprung to my
mind too, although it may be a bit high. There are some repeated G's in "Ich
hab' ein gluhend messe" (all this German from memory, apologies if it's wrong).
Also lots of sotto voce F#. Some baritones can do that easily, others can't.
Great 4 songs if they're suitable for your voice though.
Colin Reed, tenor
Newark, UK
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>From: Greypins@a...
>To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [vocalist] Concerto Competition-- Suggestions, por favore?
>Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 02:05:40 EDT
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>In a message dated 4/24/2001 12:46:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>trevorjamesallen@y... writes:
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><< I'm open for all sorts of
> suggestions, but I'm not a big fan of long runs. I
> prefer something that would require vocal acting and
> drama instead of vocal fireworks, >>
>
>trevor,
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> you might try mahler's 'kindertotenlieder'. i think there is one brief
>G in it it, otherwise it should fit your range. his 'songs of a wayfarer'
>might be good too (sorry, i can't remember how to spell the german title).
>barber's 'dover beach' is very pretty. othmar shoeck's 'elegie' is a
>possibility.
>
>mike
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