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Poem by Paul Verlaine from Les Fêtes Galantes (1869): Calm in the half day What tall branches do. Let’s penetrate our love From this deep silence.
Fable by Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) in which a tin can falls in love with a lobster, finding in its way many similarities ... On a surrealistic poem, here is music that is connected to the text humorous athmosphere.
A traditional carol with a joyful and simple music. Written for three mixed voices (Sop, Alt, Men), the different verses are treated with 3 different easy structures to allow a varied and lively dialogue.
A composition in which voices interact with each other on a text by a Catalan poet who died too early from tuberculosis (he was just thirty years old). Joan Salvat Papasseit collaborated in the anarchist press and is considered as an...
Traditional sea shanty from Morbihan arranged for men voices. Different text variants exist (We were two, we were three; We were three sailors from Groix ...) which do not change the theme and the narration. Without particular difficulty in...
This work can be added to the score of the same composer on another poem by Clément Marot "De soy mesme": MeF 216 4 mixed voices MeF 217 This song has been recorded in the CD "PAYSAGES BELGES" More about Claude Vercher
This traditional song is to be rediscovered. It is treated here for three equal voices according to two distinct harmonic and melodic formulas. His writing is suitable for both male and female voices. This song belongs to the CD "PAYSAGES BELGES"
A traditional love song from Guérande (south Brittany, near Nantes) harmonized for 4 mixed voices in a modal way and in reference to the instrumental drone. Each voice alternately sings the verses.
A CD gathering different compositions for choir or arrangements for voices written by Claude Vercher. These works are published by Musiques en Flandres, A Cœur Joie and Delatour. - Des Pas : MeF 215 - De soy mesme : MeF 218 - Du mal content...
MeF 135 - Scarborough faire : A traditional English ballad. This song became world famous and immortalized by Simon and Garfunkel. In this arrangement, the altis sing the melody, the other voices singing a response or counterpoint to the melody.
MeF 231 : Song for 2 men voices celebrating the famous Charles Baudelaire poem, Man and the Sea Free man! the sea is to thee ever dear! The sea is thy mirror, thou regardest thy soul In its mighteous waves that unendingly roll, And thy...
This traditional sea shanty from Morbihan is constructed as an alternation between the voices of women and the voices of men. The slightly rough harmonies sometimes recall the harshness of the swell and the work of the fishermen. Another...
