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Shchedryk: bass part

The bass part of Shchedryk in Gm, from G2 to G3. Hear it on its own or with the others, then sing it and watch each note light up.

Enters before the tenor, singing the word Shchedryk on long, low notes that ring slowly underneath.

Range
G2 to G3
Key
Gm
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  2. 02 · With the others

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  3. 03 · Sing it

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About Shchedryk

Words: traditional Ukrainian shchedrivka (New Year song)

Tune: traditional Ukrainian folk melody

Shchedryk is a traditional Ukrainian shchedrivka, a New Year well-wishing song, in which a swallow flies into a household and tells the family how rich their coming year will be. It is built on one short four-note figure that keeps repeating while the other voices build around it. Mykola Leontovych made a famous choral setting of it in 1916; ours is a new arrangement of the folk tune and does not use his. Sung in Ukrainian by 2 to 4 singers, it builds part by part: the soprano starts alone, the alto joins, then the bass and the tenor ring slowly underneath.

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