Fog

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Voice 1, Voice 2, Piano — Fog……how beautiful, yet so bothersome in how it steals everything within our sight until it decides todisappear!You must communicate this “non-human being” to your audience by bringing it to life.Enunciation is crucial as you paint the scene with the descriptors within the text. Capture andhold your audience by clearly articulating each word carefully. Always work for homogenousvowel sounds in order to achieve a beautiful tone quality. Remember, facial expression helps totell a story! Use the dynamics to shape the phrases as the fog comes to life and then disappears.If you do your job well, your audience will “see” and experience the fog!Enjoy!Glenda E. Franklin Fog by Glenda Franklin is an imaginative two-part treble work that paints vivid pictures through richly descriptive text and inventive personification. The flowing 6/8 meter creates a gentle, rolling motion like fog drifting and shifting across a landscape, while the lyrical lines invite singers to explore phrasing and expression. Accessible yet artful, this piece beautifully blends poetry and sound to capture the mysterious beauty of nature.

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