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The Maid of Amsterday (3-Pt)
Product No. 57111 Product No. 9780193522916New product
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For Cambiata 1, Cambiata 2, Baritone Voices and Piano
By Any Brooke
Scored for cambiata (or changing') male voices and piano, this new arrangement will form part of OUP's innovative Emerging Voices' series, edited by Professor Martin Ashley and Andy Brooke. Aimed at groups such as Cambiata North-West and with potential interest from the US (the home of Cambiata Press), the piece introduces folksong to a new generation of singers, in a rollicking, unstuffy way that is popular yet educational and suitable for voices at this stage of development.
By Any Brooke
Scored for cambiata (or changing') male voices and piano, this new arrangement will form part of OUP's innovative Emerging Voices' series, edited by Professor Martin Ashley and Andy Brooke. Aimed at groups such as Cambiata North-West and with potential interest from the US (the home of Cambiata Press), the piece introduces folksong to a new generation of singers, in a rollicking, unstuffy way that is popular yet educational and suitable for voices at this stage of development.