Nightingale (SSA Choir) - by Glenda E. Franklin

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The nightingale has long been associated with melodic musical writing and romantic texts. The tenderness of the text is displayed in this choral setting that includes a delicate piano accompaniment and optional flute. Carefully placed dynamics help create the mood and feel of this well-written piece and makes a beautiful selection for women as well as young treble singers.
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[@lolzamiajoketou7761]

THIS SONG IS SO FREAKING BEAUTIFUL 😩

[@loreleiandyourmother3643]

My choir teacher is letting us offer her spring songs and so far this is my favorite out of all the ones I've herd.

[@TarotAstrologerTHOMAS]

Hauntingly beautiful

[@lizzyuranta1617]

This song was for our 2019 All county Choir

[@jessicaacevedo7231]

we sing this song for our concert tonight and we’re all so nervous!

[@jayraughed6909]

How did it go?

[@piggertrigger14]

How was it?

[@Doxsein]

so... how did it go?

[@Tizzzyyy]

Oh no, not me failing choir so I have to listen to this

[@nataliahhtv]

My choir is performing this tonight, so nervous

[@dueenlitenankahellcorrespo1706]

I never saw a fight about this one she is much beautiful er than u

[@rossdowning2398]

Does it bother anybody else that the triplets aren’t being sung correctly? 😅

[@jackiemarch5652]

Yes!

[@boot_.]

Can you explain how?

[@rossdowning2398]

@@boot_.They’re singing twondotted eighth notes followed by an eighth note. Triplets should be completely even with one another. This is very close, but incorrect.