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The Apple Orchard

Classical/Song • 2004 • Lyricist: Dana Gioia
 
 
   
 

Tenor and piano version (priced for 2 copies)

Title by uploader: The Apple Orchard (tenor/piano version, priced for 2 copies)


10.00 USD

Seller Lori Laitman
PDF, 3.31 Mb ID: SM-000088416 Upload date: 28 Feb 2012
Instrumentation
Piano, Tenor
Scored for
Solo, Accompanying piano
Type of score
Piano-vocal score
Key
B flat major
Arranger
Lori Laitman
Publisher
Enchanted Knickers Music
Language
English
Difficulty
Medium
Duration
3'46
I composed "The Apple Orchard" in 2004, to a poem by Dana Gioia. I was drawn to the poem's dramatic arc as well as the beautiful image of "Spring's ephemeral cathedral." Unlike most of my songs, this one begins and ends in the same key and uses the same piano figuration throughout. Dana Gioia said " With 'The Apple Orchard' something extraordinary happened. Lori Laitman's setting is so perfect that it seems to have emerged naturally from the words as is the music had always been hidden in the lines. Every nuance of her setting seems absolutely inevitable...And the song is so suave, so beautiful — somehow both understated and dramatic."
The sound clip is from my "Becoming a Redwood" CD, and I am accompanying tenor Robert McPherson.
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Soprano and piano version (priced for 2 copies)

Title by uploader: The Apple Orchard (soprano/piano, priced for 2 copies)


10.00 USD

Seller Lori Laitman
PDF, 3.31 Mb ID: SM-000088415 Upload date: 28 Feb 2012
Instrumentation
Piano, Soprano
Scored for
Solo, Accompanying piano
Type of score
Piano-vocal score
Key
B flat major
Arranger
Lori Laitman
Publisher
Enchanted Knickers Music
Language
English
Difficulty
Medium
Duration
3'46
I composed "The Apple Orchard" in 2004, to a poem by Dana Gioia. I was drawn to the poem's dramatic arc as well as the beautiful image of "Spring's ephemeral cathedral." Unlike most of my songs, this one begins and ends in the same key and uses the same piano figuration throughout. Dana Gioia said " With 'The Apple Orchard' something extraordinary happened. Lori Laitman's setting is so perfect that it seems to have emerged naturally from the words as is the music had always been hidden in the lines. Every nuance of her setting seems absolutely inevitable...And the song is so suave, so beautiful — somehow both understated and dramatic."
The sound clip is from my "Becoming a Redwood" CD, and I am accompanying tenor Robert McPherson.
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Baritone and piano version (priced for 2 copies)

Title by uploader: The Apple Orchard (baritone/piano version, priced for 2 copies)


10.00 USD

Seller Lori Laitman
PDF, 3.32 Mb ID: SM-000088414 Upload date: 28 Feb 2012
Instrumentation
Piano, Baritone
Scored for
Solo, Accompanying piano
Type of score
Piano-vocal score
Key
A flat major
Arranger
Lori Laitman
Publisher
Enchanted Knickers Music
Language
English
Difficulty
Medium
Duration
3'46
I composed "The Apple Orchard" in 2004, to a poem by Dana Gioia. I was drawn to the poem's dramatic arc as well as the beautiful image of "Spring's ephemeral cathedral." Unlike most of my songs, this one begins and ends in the same key and uses the same piano figuration throughout. Dana Gioia said " With 'The Apple Orchard' something extraordinary happened. Lori Laitman's setting is so perfect that it seems to have emerged naturally from the words as is the music had always been hidden in the lines. Every nuance of her setting seems absolutely inevitable...And the song is so suave, so beautiful — somehow both understated and dramatic."
The sound clip is from my "Becoming a Redwood" CD, and I am accompanying tenor Robert McPherson.
  • Comments

Mezzo-soprano and piano version (priced for 2 copies)

Title by uploader: The Apple Orchard (mezzo-soprano/piano, priced for 2 copies)


10.00 USD

Seller Lori Laitman
PDF, 3.32 Mb ID: SM-000363583 Upload date: 01 Jun 2019
Instrumentation
Piano, Mezzo-soprano
Scored for
Solo, Accompanying piano
Type of score
Piano-vocal score
Key
A flat major
Publisher
Enchanted Knickers Music
Language
English
Duration
3'45
I composed "The Apple Orchard" in 2004, to a poem by Dana Gioia. I was drawn to the poem's dramatic arc as well as the beautiful image of "Spring's ephemeral cathedral." Unlike most of my songs, this one begins and ends in the same key and uses the same piano figuration throughout. Dana Gioia said " With 'The Apple Orchard' something extraordinary happened. Lori Laitman's setting is so perfect that it seems to have emerged naturally from the words as is the music had always been hidden in the lines. Every nuance of her setting seems absolutely inevitable...And the song is so suave, so beautiful — somehow both understated and dramatic."
The sound clip is from my "Becoming a Redwood" CD, and I am accompanying tenor Robert McPherson.
  • Comments

Bass and piano version (priced for 2 copies)

Title by uploader: The Apple Orchard (bass/piano version, priced for 2 copies)


10.00 USD

Seller Lori Laitman
PDF, 3.31 Mb ID: SM-000363584 Upload date: 01 Jun 2019
Instrumentation
Piano, Bass
Scored for
Solo, Accompanying piano
Type of score
Piano-vocal score
Key
F major
Publisher
Enchanted Knickers Music
Language
English
Difficulty
Medium
Duration
3'45
I composed "The Apple Orchard" in 2004, to a poem by Dana Gioia. I was drawn to the poem's dramatic arc as well as the beautiful image of "Spring's ephemeral cathedral." Unlike most of my songs, this one begins and ends in the same key and uses the same piano figuration throughout. Dana Gioia said " With 'The Apple Orchard' something extraordinary happened. Lori Laitman's setting is so perfect that it seems to have emerged naturally from the words as is the music had always been hidden in the lines. Every nuance of her setting seems absolutely inevitable...And the song is so suave, so beautiful — somehow both understated and dramatic."
The sound clip is from my "Becoming a Redwood" CD, and I am accompanying tenor Robert McPherson.
  • Comments
comments Lori Laitman 15 Feb 2018 13:29

Thank you so much, Joseph - just seeing your comment in 2018!

comments Joseph Virgilio 07 Nov 2015 02:28

actually took the opportunity to jump over to Spotify and listened to a bunch of your songs, all such lovely music. I especially enjoyed this work (The Apple Orchard) as well as Early Snow and Daughters. Looking forward to hearing more as time allows. Bravo . . .

 
 
   
   
 
 
   
 
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