voicing: SA | catalog number: SBMP 679 | duration: 4:00 | price: $2.80
accompaniment: piano

The colorful, melodic song tells of the rising of the moon. Made famous by Dawn Upshaw, it is given artistic treatment in this arrangement and offers much opportunity for dramatic expression. The text is Armenian with the transliteration under the notes; the original Armenian is above the notes for easy reference.


performance by: The Michigan State University Treble Choir, Mary Alice Stollak, conductor [© all rights reserved]
recording available on promo CD for $2.00:

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Translation

The moon has risen over the hill,
over its summit,
its red, rosy face
brilliantly illuminating the earth.

O dear moon, with your dear light
and your dear round and rosy face

Before, darkness reigned
covering the earth;
but now the light of the moon has chased it away
into the dark clouds.

O dear moon, with your dear light
and your dear round and rosy face

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2015 | ACDA Reading Session at ILMEA Jan 30 2015
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2014 | MS/JH National Conference of Choral Music in Denton, TX
2013 | CA ACDA Summer Reading Session @ ECCO
2013 | South Dakota MEA Reading Session