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National Weathr Forecast (SATB)
Product No. 42984 Product No. 6994New product
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for SATB Chorus unaccompanied
By Henry Mollicone
When conductor Magen Solomon engaged me as composer-in-resident to write three new pieces for her group, the San Franisco Choral Artists, I asked her if she had any suggestions for texts. Surprisingly, she suggested a musical setting of a weather report! I liked this unusual idea and read a couple of actual weather reports in the newspapers to find inspiration. Then I wrote a fictitious weather report incorporating some tongue-in-cheek ideas. The result is a short, humorous piece that may raise the egebrows of serious meterologists! The music and text deals with a wide range of weather throughout the country, from the windy storms of New England to the milk, sunny weather of California.
By Henry Mollicone
When conductor Magen Solomon engaged me as composer-in-resident to write three new pieces for her group, the San Franisco Choral Artists, I asked her if she had any suggestions for texts. Surprisingly, she suggested a musical setting of a weather report! I liked this unusual idea and read a couple of actual weather reports in the newspapers to find inspiration. Then I wrote a fictitious weather report incorporating some tongue-in-cheek ideas. The result is a short, humorous piece that may raise the egebrows of serious meterologists! The music and text deals with a wide range of weather throughout the country, from the windy storms of New England to the milk, sunny weather of California.