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Composer/Author: ROYAL CONSERVATORY
Instrumentation: VOICE
Model # V6R04
Author: The Royal Conservatory
Format: Book with Audio Online
Instrumentation: Voice
Level: 4
The Voice Series, 2025 Edition is North America's leading resource for teaching and studying singing. With a refreshed collection of exceptional Repertoire, Vocalises, and Recitatives, this series focuses on building a strong foundation for musical success by integrating effective technique at every level and supporting healthy vocal development in young singers. Offering a diverse range of songs for all levels, it provides a holistic approach to singing and includes access to an online collection with recordings to enhance learning.
Covering a broad spectrum of styles and genres -- from Baroque to Contemporary music, as well as musical theatre and popular styles -- Voice Repertoire 4 features a balanced selection of composers. It includes new and unique arrangements, beloved classics, various languages, and pedagogical challenges, making it an essential tool for singers and educators alike.
Contents:
List A: Folk Songs and Pre-1900 Repertoire
A la nanita nana - Spanish folk song, arr. Linda Fletcher
She's Like the Swallow - Canadian folk song, arr. Craig Cassils
The Last Rose of Summer - Irish folk song, arr. Myron Silberstein
Wing tra la - Acadian folk song, arr. Carl Philippe Gionet
La tragique histoire du petit Rene - Francis Poulenc
Non lo diro col labbro - George Frideric Handel, arr. Arthur Somervell
Fruhlingslied - Franz Schubert
Lieblingsplatzchen - Felix Mendelssohn, arr. Linda Fletcher
The Gospel Train - African American spiritual, arr. Forrest Kinney
List B: 20th- and 21st-century Repertoire
L'abeille et le papillon - Henri Salvador
The Moon - Stella ter Hart
L'ete - Ruth Watson Henderson
Mad Moon - Jonathan Dove
Cloud Dreams - Martha Hill Duncan
In Time of Silver Rain - Sarah Quartel
List C: Popular Repertoire
Learn Ev'rything - Norman Campbell
Beautiful Dreamer - Stephen Foster
Song for the Mira - Allister MacGillivray, arr. Alan Feeney
Composer/Author: ROYAL CONSERVATORY
Instrumentation: VOICE
Model # V6R04
Author: The Royal Conservatory
Format: Book with Audio Online
Instrumentation: Voice
Level: 4
The Voice Series, 2025 Edition is North America's leading resource for teaching and studying singing. With a refreshed collection of exceptional Repertoire, Vocalises, and Recitatives, this series focuses on building a strong foundation for musical success by integrating effective technique at every level and supporting healthy vocal development in young singers. Offering a diverse range of songs for all levels, it provides a holistic approach to singing and includes access to an online collection with recordings to enhance learning.
Covering a broad spectrum of styles and genres -- from Baroque to Contemporary music, as well as musical theatre and popular styles -- Voice Repertoire 4 features a balanced selection of composers. It includes new and unique arrangements, beloved classics, various languages, and pedagogical challenges, making it an essential tool for singers and educators alike.
Contents:
List A: Folk Songs and Pre-1900 Repertoire
A la nanita nana - Spanish folk song, arr. Linda Fletcher
She's Like the Swallow - Canadian folk song, arr. Craig Cassils
The Last Rose of Summer - Irish folk song, arr. Myron Silberstein
Wing tra la - Acadian folk song, arr. Carl Philippe Gionet
La tragique histoire du petit Rene - Francis Poulenc
Non lo diro col labbro - George Frideric Handel, arr. Arthur Somervell
Fruhlingslied - Franz Schubert
Lieblingsplatzchen - Felix Mendelssohn, arr. Linda Fletcher
The Gospel Train - African American spiritual, arr. Forrest Kinney
List B: 20th- and 21st-century Repertoire
L'abeille et le papillon - Henri Salvador
The Moon - Stella ter Hart
L'ete - Ruth Watson Henderson
Mad Moon - Jonathan Dove
Cloud Dreams - Martha Hill Duncan
In Time of Silver Rain - Sarah Quartel
List C: Popular Repertoire
Learn Ev'rything - Norman Campbell
Beautiful Dreamer - Stephen Foster
Song for the Mira - Allister MacGillivray, arr. Alan Feeney
