Two Choral Settings
Two Choral Settings
Treble Voices SSAA a cappella
Composer's note: These two settings complete a group of 10 settings, for chorus a cappella (4 each for SATB and TTBB), of arias from G&S operettas made around 2002, with some overlapping titles (e.g., There Grew A Little Flower, arranged for SATB [as one of 4 settings published by ACA] as well as the present SSAA setting). The settings were originally commissioned by a venture publishing firm that went out of business before engraving. Having recently been engraved, all 10 settings will presently by in the ACA catalog. The SSAA setting of There Grew A Little Flower was made in response to the catastrophic events of 09/11/2001 and dedicated "to the fallen: 09/11/2001". The other 9 settings bear no dedication. New arrangement of Two Settings completed in 2018.
Movements: 1. There Grew A Little Flower (from RUDDIGORE) (dur. 4 min), 2. When Maiden Loves (from THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD) (dur 2 min)
Authored (or revised): 2018
Text source: W. S. Gilbert -published before 1890) (original music composed by A. S. Sullivan--published before 1890) This work is an arrangement.
Duration (minutes): 6
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