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1 CM376 Lilacs Rachmaninoff / Beketova / Sharkova / SSA Voices with Piano 1 Lilacs СИРЕНЬ Sergei Rachmaninoff Words by EKATERINA BEKETOVA Arranged by Elena Sharkova SSA Voices with Piano RANGES: CM376

2 2 Editor s Notes In Aril 102, three short weeks before his Moscow wedding to Natalia Satina, Sergei Rachmaninoff wrote a series of twelve Romances for solo voice and iano, O. 21. Comosing in his beloved summer residence in Ivanovka (a modest estate south east of Moscow), the 2year old Rachmaninoff wrote to his bride: I am terribly tired, but before our wedding I must comose at least 12 romances so I can ay for the church ceremony and the honeymoon abroad. All romances of this ous are short in length, emotionally intense and laconic in text. Rachmaninoff hardly reeats words and sets them syllabically. Lilacs, similar to several other songs in the cycle, was written in the aesthetic of symbolism a late nineteenthcentury French and Russian art movement suggesting a flight of imagination or dreaming, and an unfulfilled search of hainess. The romance s gentle, flowing melody delicately reflects the words of Ekaterina Beketova s oem of the same title, almost touching it. Elena Sharkova Lilacs Text by Ekaterina Andreyena Bektova ( ) English Translation by editor. Come tomorrow, at dawn, Across the dewy lawn, I shall breathe in morning s freshness; And in the shade s erfume, Where the crowding lilacs bloom, I shall seek my hainess... For in this life one joy alone Would the fates but let me own, And my joy finds life within that lilac bower; Among their verdant branches, Mid fragrant etaled bunches Goes my oor luck there, to flower... A ronunciation guide and soken recording are available at carlfischer.com CM376

3 EKATERINA BEKETOVA Sorano I Sorano II Alto Piano 3 По Pa Allegretto ро си стой ra si sta(i) тра ве, tra v e Dedicated to A. N. Strekalova Lilacs СИРЕНЬ for SSA Voices with Piano, O. 21, No. 5 m Я Ya пой aʲ cantabile По Pa у ut ду du тру, ru,? b b b b Я Ya пой ду aʲ du SERGEI RACHMANINOFF ( ) Arranged by Elena Sharkova semre tranquillo unis. Ó. Ó. Œ. Œ. на na за ре, za rḛ, Œ. Œ Ó. Ó. Œ? b b b b Ó. Ó. Œ & un oco ten. све жим у тром ды sv e zhɪ m u trawm dɪ un oco ten. све жим sv e zhɪ m. у тром ды u trawm dɪ colla arte w. 3 CM376 Coyright 201 by Carl Fischer, LLC. International Coyright Secured. All rights reserved, including erformance rights. WARNING! This comosition is rotected by Coyright law. To hotocoy or reroduce by any method is an infringement of the Coyright law. Anyone who reroduces coyrighted matter is subject to substantial enalties and assessments for each infringement. Printed in the U.S.A.

4 5 7 a temo. Ó. Ó. Œ. шать; shat ; шать; све жим shat ; sv e zhɪ m рень, rḛñ, Где Gd e у тром ды u trawm dɪ. те сни тся tẽ sni tsa си si И I в ду ши сту ю f du shɪ stu yu тень, tẽñ, шать; Где shat ; Gd e си рень, si rḛñ,... рень, rḛñ, Я Ya пой aʲ ду du Я Ya пой ду aʲ du сво ё sva yo сча стье scha st ʲe и i си si Œ Œ. w. Ó. Œ. Œ. n.. n... n. и i n w.. CM376

5 5 Œ Œ Ó. Ó. Ó. Ó. b. скать... В жи skat... Ó. Ó... скать, сво ё сча стье и скать... В жи skat, sva yo scha st ʲe i skat... V zhɪ b n. Ó. Ó. b b. 11 f b. f div. unis.. b b зни, zni, зни, zni в жи v zhɪ в жи v zhɪ n зни счастье zni schast ʲe зни счастье zni schast ʲe b w. n.? о a о a S. I div. дно, dno, дно, dno, Мне Mn e най ти, naʲ ti, Мне Mn e мне mn e най naʲ най naʲ V zhɪ S. I unis.. n. n Œ Œ w.. b Ó. J n. J ти суж де ti suzhd e ти суж де ti suzhd e CM376

6 6 13 unis. ten. j n b b? b b b b Œ b. твях, На ду ши ки стях Мо ё? b b b b но, no, но, no, rall. И I И I colla arte твях, tv ʲax, a temo то счастьев сире ни жи to schast ʲe f si rḛ ni zhɪ div. unis. ten. j n n то счастьев сире to schast ʲe f si rḛ На Na b. ни жи ni zhɪ w..... b.. Œ ду du вёт; На v ʲot; Na вёт; На v ʲot; Na ши стых ки shɪ stɪ x ki div. unis. стых tv ʲax, Na du shɪ stɪ x b. Œ 6. ki стях stʲax stʲax зе zḛ зе zḛ f Мо Ma f Ma b. 6. n. f лё ных ве l ʲo nɪ x v e div. Œ b лё ных ве l ʲo nɪ x v e ё yo yo unis... b CM376

7 7 17 b b 1 бе дно ё сча b e dna ye scha бе дно ё сча b e dna ye scha цве tsv e цве tsv e тёт. t ʲot. тёт. t ʲot. стье st ʲe стье st ʲe. Œ Œ Ó. Ó. цве тёт... tsv e t ʲot.... цве тёт, tsv e t ʲot,? b b b b.. Ó. &. Œ.... мо ё ma yo сча стье цве тёт, scha stẽ tsv e t ʲot,? w w.... Œ. Œ Ó. Œ Œ Ó. Ó. CM376

8 8 Elena Sharkova was born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia. She earned an undergraduate degree in iano and music education, and a graduate degree in conducting from St. Petersburg RimskiKorsakov State Conservatoire. Since her arrival to the US in 13, she has held faculty ositions at Western Michigan University and served as the Director of Choral Activities at San Jose State University. A highly soughtafter clinician, guest conductor and adjudicator, Elena has worked with rofessional, community, university, and youth choirs in 17 countries. At home in San Jose, CA, she is the Artistic Director of the 300voice Cantabile Youth Singers of Silicon Valley and Symhony Silicon Valley Chorale. As a assionate advocate for Russian and Slavic music, Elena has lectured extensively on the reertoire and its erformance ractices, and has conducted several US remiers of Russian contemorary comositions. She is thrilled to begin her collaboration with Carl Fischer Music as an editor and to bring new music to the choral community. Carl Fischer has a roud heritage of ublishing excellent choral music designed to accommodate the abilities, tastes and needs of school, rofessional and church choirs everywhere. Our music has insired, educated and thrilled singers and audiences for over 10 years. Writers for Carl Fischer are among the most outstanding and resected in their field. The styles, texts, subjects and musical elements of each iece have been carefully considered. The music is written, arranged and edited to rovide a wide range of styles for a wide range of erformance needs. The standard of musical excellence we resent in each choral work is designed to meet the challenges faced by teachers and conductors all over the world who wish to offer quality reertoire to their ensembles. ISBN UPC CM376