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Tom Shelton : Das Glaut zu Speyer

Within his lifetime, Ludwig Senfl composed numerous German lieder, Das Glaut zu Speyer being one of them. One can truly hear the sound of the bells of Speyer as this arrangement speeds along, each voice part getting the chance to mimic the sounds of the bells. Performance of this arrangement will require sensitivity to the Renaissance choral style and will be a fun challenge for your singers. Length: 1:15Das Glaut Zu Speyer Pronunciation and TranslationÊ

Arranger: Tom Shelton | Composer: Ludwig Senfl

Voicing: SSATTB | Sheet Music | $2.15 | A Cappella |
(Minimum order 4 copies) |