Do not raise clenched fists until m.67.ġ2.
Basses do take breath at measure 44(m.44) and m.45, but do NOT change breath at m.46.ġ1. m.79-84: Everybody keeps snapping even though vocal parts start to fade away at the end of the song, and when voices have disappeared completely, snapping begins to be slow, be soft after the end of the song.ġ0. The result defies the psychology of overplaying. Note: When snapping fingers, one must do it at random speed with no certain pattern, no rhythm.ĩ. The evening hangs beneath the moon, A silver thread on darkened dune. Cloudburst - Eric Whitacre The Text El cántaro roto La lluvia Ojos de aqua de sombra, ojos de agua de pozo, ojos de aqua de sueño. Cloudburst Eric Whitacre - YouTube 0:00 / 8:35 Cloudburst Eric Whitacre GIAPublications 6. m.70: One should snap fingers immediately after clapping. m.63 suggests: (1) random speed (2) random tempo (3) Any note that belongs to this measure could be randomly played at any time.Ĩ. Eric Whitacre would conduct this part strictly according to the sheet music concernin its rhythm (without any rubato), while some conductors would prefer to apply some rubato on this part. m.1-7: There is no fermata until the "agua" in m.7. Explanation for "random phrase": Everybody chant the text on the given pitch on his own tempo at random speed.ĥ. The genres of this track are: Choral, 21st Century Classical, American 21st Century Classical, Contemporary Choir, American Choir. 1' by Eric Whitacre, BYU Singers, Ronald Staheli.
m.3-5: All parts should emphasize the entrance on "mo" (The last consonant before "ojos de agua de sombra" is. Cloudburst is taken from the album 'Whitacre: Choral Works, Vol. This, Eric Whitacres 'Cloudburst', may possibly be the greatest modern work ever written for chorus. m.1: "La lluvia", "via" ought to be pronounced on the 8th note.ģ. Score correction: Measure 57 (m.57), lyrics misspelling - "vol – var" should be "vol – ver".Ģ.
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