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Oriģināls

We sing of the lands. Peter Bird. A cappella. Secular , Lament. Language. English. SSAATB.

Tulkojums

We sing of the lands. Peter Bird. Cappella. Laicīgā, Lament. Valoda. Angļu. SSAATB.

Oriģināls

This is a lament for all the beatiful but fragile ecosystems that are. being lost, one by one, as the Earth gets more overcrowded and overheated. Renaissance composers showed us that a choral lament can be rich in. major chords, dignity, and beauty. Of course, they only added extra diatonic notes to their triad chords. as unaccented passing tones or as prepared suspensions. Five centuries later, we use pandiatonic chords more freely, for their. ambiguity and subtle beauty, and to improve voice leading. Still, we are much indebted to the first masters. Length 6 minutes.

Tulkojums

This is a lament for all the beatiful but fragile ecosystems that are. being lost, one by one, as the Earth gets more overcrowded and overheated. Renaissance composers showed us that a choral lament can be rich in. major chords, dignity, and beauty. Of course, they only added extra diatonic notes to their triad chords. as unaccented passing tones or as prepared suspensions. Five centuries later, we use pandiatonic chords more freely, for their. ambiguity and subtle beauty, and to improve voice leading. Still, we are much indebted to the first masters. Garums 6 minūtes.