How still it is here for SATB or SSAA / TTBB Chorus

This is a compulsory piece at the 1st Tokyo International Ch
oir Competition 2018 [Category D: Chamber Choir] 

The most famous Basho MATSUO's haiku, "Shizukasa ya iwa ni 
shimiiru semi no koe" is made into English lyrics by Donal
d Keene, Japanese literary man, who was born in America and 
composed by Takatomi NOBUNAGA. Mixed 4 parts chorus and equa
l voice version are included.

• Composer: NOBUNAGA, Takatomi
• Arranger:
• Publisher: Pana Musica
• Author of the text: MATSUO, Basho
• Text arranger: KEENE, Donald
• Type of Choir: Various
• Number of Voice Parts: 4
• Voicing: SATB div., SSAA or TTBB div.
• Accompaniment: A Cappella
• Language 1: English
• Language 2:
• Duration: 4'20"
• Page: 8
• Artist:

Song List

Song Details

1. 
   
   Composer: NOBUNAGA, Takatomi

   Arranger:

   Artist:

   Author of the text: MATSUO, Basho

   Text arranger: KEENE, Donald

   Tonality:

   Type of Choir: 4

   Voicing: SATB div.

   Accompaniment: A Cappella

   Language 1: English

   Language 2:

   Duration: 2'10"
   
   
2. 
   
   Composer: NOBUNAGA, Takatomi

   Arranger:

   Artist:

   Author of the text: MATSUO, Basho

   Text arranger: KEENE, Donald

   Tonality:

   Type of Choir: 4

   Voicing: SSAA or TTBB div.

   Accompaniment: A Cappella

   Language 1: English

   Language 2:

   Duration: 2'10"