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Here's a suggestion from the French melodie side of things... "Pleurs D'Or" by Faure - a duet for mezzo and baritone. The demands on the pianist are minimal, but the harmonic scheme is simply divine! Hope you like it :) Score: http://erato.uvt.nl/files/imglnks/usimg/f/f7/IMSLP26742-PMLP592...

All atonal works will contain dissonance of some sort Also not true- otherwise, all it would take for a work to be tonal, would be avoidance of dissonance. Not so; it takes work to establish a key... (if tonality means anything and is not a term being bandied about, anyways.) Good day Eric, Thanks ...

Frequent student mistake, but dissonance does not equal atonality -- you have to analyze further . . . . . . (I just know that is a favourite pasttime of students!) :twisted: This is so true. Dissonance does not equal atonality by a long shot. All atonal works will contain dissonance of some sort, ...

Hi Heather! I definitely understand your frustration with finding hymn arrangement for piano that have some musical integrity and inventiveness. I tackle this issue often and I'd like to suggest that you take a listen to two of my recent arrangements of "Be Thou My Vision" and "For th...