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Christmas Cantata (Sinfonia Sacra), the most famous piece of Daniel Pinkham, composed in 1957, is a church composition for chorus, double brass and organ. Written in Latin. Accessible to good high-school and college singers, the opening statement is sung by the whole SATB chorus, followed by the Allegro section, which is rhythmically quite complicated. The middle section is sung by sopranos and altos while the Rondo, which is part of the final part, is sung by the whole SATB, its verses being interpreted by the different groups. Daniel Pinkham (1923-2006) is an American composer, organist and harpsichordist. Most of his compositions were related to church music and his best known works are the Christmas, Advent and wedding cantatas.
Some of Pinkham's best-known works are designed for services: the Christmas, Advent, and Wedding cantatas, the latter of which is performed particularly often. In 2003, he gained further notice with his commissioned piece, written for the Boston Landmarks Orchestra, of Make Way for Ducklings. In keeping with the name of the ensemble, the work was designed to be performed for families at the Boston Public Garden, near the famous sculptures based on Robert McCloskey's endearing picture book.
Christmas Cantata (Sinfonia Sacra), the most famous piece of Daniel Pinkham, composed in 1957, is a church composition for chorus, double brass and organ. Written in Latin. Accessible to good high-school and college singers, theopening statement is sung by the whole SATB chorus, followed by the Allegro section, which is rhythmically quite complicated. The middle section is sung by sopranos and altos while the Rondo, which is part of the final part, issung by the whole SATB, its verses being interpreted by the different groups. Daniel Pinkham (1923-2006) is an American composer, organist and harpsichordist. Most of his compositions were related to church music and his bestknown works are the Christmas, Advent and wedding cantatas.
For Serge Koussevitzky, in grato jubilo: an occasional cantata. By Irving Fine, Daniel Pinkham, Gardner Read, Allen Sapp, Herbert Fromm, and Lukas Foss. For soloist, chorus, and orchestra. Score. 87 pp. of music. Typescript; signed by composers.
Didone (frammento di cantata) - Benedetto Marcello; Gretchen am Spinnrade (from Goethe's "Faust") - Franz Schubert; Lied der Mignon (from Goether's "Wilhelm Meister") - Franz Schubert; Philine (from Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister") = Hugo Wolf; Mignon (from Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister") - Hugo Wolf; Chanson Triste (Jean Lahor) - Henri Duparc; Extase (Jean Lahor) - Henri Duparc; Les Berceauz (Sully Prudhomme) - Gabriel Faure; Claire de lune (Paule Verlaine) - Gabriel Faure; Mandoline (Paule Verlaine) - Gabriel Faure; Four Songs: Ah, Love, but a day!, Oh were my love yon lilac fair!, Far awa'!, The Year's at the Spring - Amy March Beach
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