Pleasure
$10.00
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Commissioned by Sumter High School, Sonja Sepulvada, Director
In “Pleasure” I’ve tried to bring together the sounds of Celtic mouth music with those of jazz scat singing. Where at first you might be overwhelmed by the visual appearance of this invented “language,” think of it only as the improvised “words” of an instrumental piece. The consonants and vowels should have that kind of grace rather than the articulated enunciation of meaningful text. Singers should look at each other while they sing as if the words mean: “goes like this” or “feels like this” or “get ready here comes this part.”
