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Angels and Challengers Great American poetry of Emily Dickinson, May Sarton, Edna St. Vincent Millay, and Elinor Wylie as intrepreted in five choral settings by Alice Parker. |
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NEW! Singers Glen. Explore a period in American history when hymn-singing was a popular pastime. These selections from Alice Parker's opera, based on the life of Joseph Funk, present settings of tunes and texts from Genuine Church Music/Harmonia Sacra, one of the favorite hymnals of the period. It is still in print, in its 25th edition. |
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Songs for Eve. Alice Parker's setting of the Archibald MacLeish poem's Songs for Eve. This song cycle for vocal and string quartet features Jane Bryden, Lucy Shelton, John Aler and Bruce Fifer with the Manhattan String Quartet conducted by Alice Parker. |
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O Sing the Glories. This is a varied selection of anthems composed and/or arranged by Alice Parker over the last twenty-five years. Each one commissioned by an individual church, they run the gamut from a cappella quiet prayer through childlike simplicity to praise with trumpet and full organ. There are Biblical texts and folk hymns, as well as such familiar titles as Rejoice, the Lord is King and Lord Enthron'd in Heav'nly Splendor. Recorded in the Immanuel Lutheran Church in New York City, the Musicians of Melodious Accord have never sounded richer or more communicative. (GIA CD-633) |
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Listen, Lord. A new collection of spirituals arranged by Alice Parker, along with her cantata, Listen, Lord, based on texts by James Weldon Johnson and featuring contralto, Pamela Warrick-Smith. (Gothic G49219) |
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My Love and I. Love songs from around the world arranged for male voices by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw. The Men of The Musicians of Melodious Accord and mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Pierce are featured in this collection of favorites. (Gothic G49213). |
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King and the Duke: American Praise commemorates the 30th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. Alice Parker's cantata A Sermon from the Mountain: Martin Luther King was commissioned following his assassination in April, 1968, as a tribute to Dr. King, featuring songs, spirituals and quotes from Dr. King's speeches, narrated here by Robert Shaw. Ellington: Songs from the Sacred Concerts is a set of four of Duke Ellington's sacred songs, brilliantly arranged by Alice Parker for soloists, chorus, strings, & jazz ensemble. Soloists include Eugene Perry, John Aler, Pamela... |
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Sweet Manna: Early American Songs of Praise Exuberant fuging-tunes, melancholy laments and sprightly dances can be found in Hymnbooks published in New England between 1790 and 1830. Here they are skilfully re-worked by Alice Parker to echo the sounds of that day, and to provide delightful new-old materials for contemporary listening and singing. The Musicians of Melodious Accord join their voices to "fill our ears with praise." (GIA CD-434) |
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NEW SONG from OLD HYMNS is an Alice Parker hymn SING with an Illinois congregation. A live demonstration of Alice's unique approach to teaching hymn singing. Available in cassette tape only. (LTP) |
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SING! a hymn sing: Congregational Song Series, #3 is a collection of Hymns with Alice Parker leading a congregation, demonstrating the transformation that occurs when the hymns are sung musically. Available in cassette tape only. (LTP) |
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