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Winter Lullaby Analysis

The document provides an analysis of the choral piece "Winter Lullaby" by composer Pinkzebra. It includes the vocal ranges and tessituras for soprano, alto and baritone parts. Additional details given are that it is in E-flat major, ballad style, with a texture of 3 voices singing in English. Four teachable moments in the score are outlined relating to parts splitting, legato singing, changes in energy and chromaticism. Background on Pinkzebra notes his popularity as a producer of inspiring choral music.

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Winter Lullaby Analysis

The document provides an analysis of the choral piece "Winter Lullaby" by composer Pinkzebra. It includes the vocal ranges and tessituras for soprano, alto and baritone parts. Additional details given are that it is in E-flat major, ballad style, with a texture of 3 voices singing in English. Four teachable moments in the score are outlined relating to parts splitting, legato singing, changes in energy and chromaticism. Background on Pinkzebra notes his popularity as a producer of inspiring choral music.

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Garrett Godsey

“Winter Lullaby” Score Analysis

Ranges:
Soprano: Alto: Baritone:

Tessituras:
Soprano: Alto: Baritone:

Key: E-flat Major


Tempo:
Style: Ballad
Texture: 3 voices
Language: English

Teachable Moments:
1. Measure 15 where the first 2-part split occurs. I would use this moment to teach bout
singing in 3rds, and how the melody needs to remain the most important section, and
the harmony should accent the melodic phrase.
2. Measure 26 at rehearsal letter B. The “Oo”s in the alto and baritone parts are acting as
accompaniment, and should be very legato underneath the melody. Also a good
opportunity to teach good round vowels.
3. Measure 47 at rehearsal letter C. The music changes here, and so should the energy of
the piece. The sopranos and altos are in thirds again, and the baritone part has a sort of
echo of what the sopranos are singing.
4. Measure 61. There is a bit of chromaticism here, with the harmony outlining a IV7 chord
and moving to the end of the C section.
On the Composer:
Pinkzebra is the pseudonym of a music producer and composer. Pinkzebra is known for
his inspiring and encouraging songs and sentimental music tracks. Millions of his fans found his
music through its usage in viral videos, TV commercials, films, and TV shows. Recently,
Pinkzebra has become a popular producer of choral music. His beautiful winter songs including
“Winter Lullaby”, and upbeat positive songs have been performed by choirs around the world.

Stresses:

When the Winter snow meets the world below

Painting fields of white in the evening light

I will sing my song and it won’t be long

Til’ you’re sleeping through the night

In my arms you’ll be safe from the cold

And the warmth of my love will surround you

By your side I’ll stay till you drift away

(to my soft and sweet, now complete)

To my Winter lullaby

Though the winds may blow over hills of snow

And the frost may bite in the winter night


You will find your place in my warm embrace

And your dreams will soon take flight

Another season passes on its way

Another day has come and gone away

But always know my love is here to stay

Forever in my heart

Too soon for me the years go swiftly by

One day the time will come for you to fly

You’ll dream about your life and so will I

The world can wait and see

For now you’re here with me

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