Carisch Anthologie De La Chanson Enfantine
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Summary of This Book
Harmonisation by Robert Engel brings together a wide selection of melodies from heritage and collective singing: nursery rhymes and rounds for the youngest, canons to develop listening and independence, Christmas carols and hymns to enrich seasonal programs, as well as folk tunes, lullabies, and timeless songs. This diversity makes it a particularly practical resource for teachers, choir directors, and accompanying musicians seeking an accessible, musical, and immediately usable repertoire.
Each piece is presented in the form of a melodic line complemented by harmonic notation. This "efficient" layout makes it easy to create accompaniment on keyboard or guitar, to offer harmonized arrangements adapted to the students' level, or to improvise textures (Alberti bass, block chords, arpeggios, pedal points, counter-melodies). It is also an excellent starting point for working on transposition, understanding cadences, and creating introductions or endings, while preserving the singing spirit of the repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Children | ||
| Arranger | Robert Engel | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the sheet music include chords for piano or guitar accompaniment?
Each piece pairs a melodic line with chord symbols. This format allows for accompaniment on keyboard or guitar.
What types of songs are included in this children's collection?
The collection features nursery rhymes and rounds aimed at young children. Canons are included for listening and independence exercises. Christmas carols, hymns, folk tunes, lullabies, and timeless songs complete the selection.
Is Anthologie De La Chanson Enfantine suitable for school choir singing?
The inclusion of canons supports group singing activities and the development of vocal independence. The repertoire also includes Christmas carols and hymns for seasonal programs.
Can transposition be practiced using Robert Engel's harmonizations?
The chord symbols associated with each melody provide a basis for practicing transposition and understanding cadences.
Who arranged the harmonizations for the songs?
The harmonizations are by Robert Engel. The chord indications notably allow the creation of introductions, endings, or counter-melodies.
