Editions Delatour France LEMETRE ROLAND - CHANTER EN CANON - VOLUME 3
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Summary of This Collection
The "Chanter en Canon" series currently comprises four canon collections, conceived as an anthology rather than a uniform program. Each booklet contains about 25 canons and follows a clear editorial choice: not to seek stylistic unity nor uniform performance level, in order to offer genuine musical variety. This approach allows for quick alternation of moods, discovery of different compositional styles, and the creation of dynamic sessions suited to heterogeneous groups.
Written for 2 to 4 voices a cappella, this collection is suitable for sectional rehearsals as well as full ensemble singing, providing real benefits for listening skills, independence of lines, and rhythmic precision. The canon is a particularly effective format for developing intonation, timing, and concentration, while maintaining a convivial dimension: each voice entry highlights the group and strengthens the sense of ensemble. Published on 09/01/2009, this booklet serves as a reliable resource to enrich a "classical" choral repertoire and to nurture both learning and the pleasure of singing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | 2 to 4 voices a cappella | Difficulty | (3 to 5/8) Fairly easy to medium advanced |
| Genre | Classical | Year of publication | 2009 |
Questions frequently asked
How many voices are included in this collection of canons?
The scores are written for 2 to 4 voices a cappella, without instrumental accompaniment.
What is the difficulty level of Singing in Canon volume 3?
The indicated level ranges from 3 to 5/8, meaning from fairly easy to upper intermediate. This range allows for exploring canons of different levels within the same book.
Is this volume suitable for a heterogeneous vocal group?
The selection of about 25 canons does not aim for uniformity of level or style. The alternation of different arrangements allows for building sessions adapted to groups with varied profiles. The work can be organized by sections or as collective singing.
Are the canons accompanied on piano?
The writing is a cappella for 2 to 4 voices; no piano accompaniment is indicated.
From what year is this edition?
This edition was published in 2009, with a publication date indicated as September 1, 2009.
