Chervona Kalyna (The Red Viburnum), arr. Erica Glenn | Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc.

Chervona Kalyna (The Red Viburnum) [level: Medium]
arr. Erica Glenn: Bio and other works

RELEASED: September 2023

voicing: SSA | catalog number: SBMP 1754 | duration: c. 2’57 | price: $2.50
accompaniment: piano, clarinet

A lovely new treble setting of this well-known Ukrainian anthem where the red viburnum flower is shown as a symbol of Ukraine rising. First written in 1875, the song has recently gained renewed popularity among Ukrainians since the Russian invasion in 2022, and has been sung by people around the world in show of solidarity for Ukraine. Voiced for SSA choir with piano accompaniment and Bb Clarinet. The clarinet part is included in the octavo.

performance by: Brigham Young University - Hawaii Hoʻolōkahi Treble Chorus - Erica K. Glenn, conductor [© all rights reserved]

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TRANSLATION
Oh, in the meadow, the red kalyna has bent low,
For some reason, our glorious Ukraine has become sorrowful.
So we'll take that red kalyna, and we will raise it up,
And, hey-hey, we shall gladden our glorious Ukraine!

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Chervona Kalyna (The Red Viburnum) choral track bundle contains a part dominant track for each voice part, a balanced voices track, and an accompaniment track if the work is not a cappella (the accompaniment is also included with the part dominant and balanced voices track). Get more information and listen to samples HERE. Please note that the choral score is not included in the bundle and needs to be ordered separately.

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Brigham Young University - Hawaii Hoʻolōkahi Treble Chorus - Erica K. Glenn, conductor

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