Muzo: Renata Polony, Czary-Mary – Fairy Tale Songs for 2- and 3-Part Children's Choir

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Muzo: Renata Polony, Czary-Mary – Fairy Tale Songs for 2- and 3-Part Children's Choir

Product description:

Czary-Mary is a collection of songs by Renata Polony and Barbara Karpała arranged for a 2- and 3-part children's choir with piano and percussion accompaniment.

The publication consists of a booklet containing the full score and a separate insert with the individual choral parts. The songs were created for children's concerts organized by the Kraków Philharmonic. The repertoire can be combined with movement and choreography, making it particularly suitable for concerts and music activities for young children.

The pieces combine educational value with engaging fairy-tale themes. They provide useful repertoire for children's choirs, music schools and groups taking part in musical and movement-based activities.

Authors:

Renata Polony, Barbara Karpała

Title:

Czary-Mary – Fairy Tale Songs

Instrumentation:

2- and 3-part children's choir with piano and percussion accompaniment

Publication contents:

Booklet with full score and separate insert containing the choral parts.

Contents:

Czary, Mary
Chatka na Kurzej Stopce
Kogucik Złotopióry
Mrówka i hipopotam
Sny
Psotnik
Śmieszna dziewuszka
Buty, buciki

Renata Polony:

A graduate of the State Higher School of Music in Kraków, Faculty of Composition, Theory and Conducting. She taught rhythmics and piano improvisation, prepared poetry-and-music programmes, concerts, rhythmic performances and children's Philharmonic concerts. She also taught at the Academy of Music, training future educators. She composes song cycles for children, music for children's theatre productions and choral arrangements.

Barbara Karpała:

A graduate of the State Higher School of Music in Kraków, Faculty of Music Education, and the Conducting Studies programme in the class of Prof. Ewa Michnik. She furthered her skills at the Zoltán Kodály Institute in Esztergom, summer courses at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, as well as courses in Innsbruck and Warsaw. She specializes in music education and choral conducting and is also the author of publications on music pedagogy.