Quite Regularly Gay
Poet/Lyricist:
Gertrude Stein (1874-1946)
Gertrude Stein said: "A sound, a whole sound is not separation, a whole sound is in an order." "Quite Regularly Gay" is indeed "in an order." Part minimalist round, part Gilbert and Sullivan, this lively piece is a setting of an excerpt from a Stein essay that is believed to contain the first modern literature usage of the word "gay" in the context of homosexuality.
Level:
Moderate
Item | Voicing/Instrumentation | Duration | Price | Audio | View Score | Quantity |
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JS-032DPDF download | SSAA, sop. solo, piano | 3:00 | $2.00 | |||
JS-032 | digital purchase only | N/A | https://www.joanszymko.com/sites/joanszymko.com/files/VMP032Quite%20Regularly%20Gay_0.mp3 | |||
JS-032MXDPDF download | SSSATB, sop. solo, piano | 3:00 | $2.00 | |||
JS-032MX | digital purchase only | N/A |
Publisher:
Joan Szymko
itemtext:
PDF download
Reviews:
"I LOVE this piece!!" — Dr. Iris Levine, director Vox Femina Los Angeles and National Repertoire and Standards Chair for women chorus