Another thought is Vaughan Williams "songs of travel". I know that some of
them are orchestrated, but I don't know if an orchestration exists for the
whole cycle. If so, they're not as high as the Mahler ("In Dreams" has one F,
and the rest only go as high as E).
Colin Reed, tenor
Newark, UK
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>From: Trevor Allen <trevorjamesallen@y...>
>From: Trevor Allen <trevorjamesallen@y...>
>To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [vocalist] Concerto Competition-- Suggestions, por favore?
>Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 21:45:45 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>Hi
>As I said in my last email, I am looking for an
>orchestrated version of "Let Us Garlands Bring". If I
>cannot find that, do you have any suggestions of good
>competition pieces for baritone and orchestra? This
>piece must be at least 10 minutes long. I must have
>it approved by the conductor of the school orchestra
>to see if I am even allowed to compete with it.
>I am a baritone with a range from f#2 to around f#4.
>I hit a G in "Ich grolle dicht" in my junior recital,
>but it was a little fuzzy. 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, because right now
>all I think I have are vocal firecrackers. You
>haven't let me down before on repertoire before, List.
> I'd be very grateful for any more.
>
>thanks,
>Trevor
>
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