THE ROBERT SHAW CHORALE - Sweet & Low & Schubert Songs For Male Chorus LP 54

 This is a pretty cool Goodwill record to meet the weekly classical music being a chorale group.  Here is info from Discogs:  Chorus group from New York City founded by Robert Shaw in 1948.

The Chorale ceased operations permanently in 1965.

Real Name: Robert Lawson Shaw

Profile: American conductor.

Brother of Hollace Shaw.

Founder in 1948 of The Robert Shaw Chorale.

Music director and conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra from 1967 to 1988,

of which he founded the choral division in 1970.

Made several choral arrangements with Alice Parker.

Born: April 30, 1916 in Red Bluff, California

Died: January 25, 1999 in New Haven, Connecticut

A chorale is a stately, hymn-like musical composition featuring a straightforward, four-part vocal harmony. Historically, the term refers to the congregational hymns of the German Protestant (Lutheran) church, but it can also be used as a noun to describe a choir, chorus, or choral society itself. Key Characteristics:  The Melody: Typically simple, memorable, and easy for a congregation to sing along with Four-Part Harmony: Usually voiced with sopranos carrying the main melody, supported by altos, tenors, and basses. Historical Roots: Originated during the early Protestant Reformation in the 16th century, heavily utilized and perfected by composers like J.S. Bach.

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