Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I came across some very humorous Latin translations of well-known English-language nursery rhymes. One of the entries was "Old MacDonald" (translated, "Old Horatius"). I originally wrote this work as a part of a set of three, but only published this one. Thanks to the St. Louis Chamber Chorus, Philip Barnes, Conductor, for a wonderful recording.
SATB; Publ. Mark Foster Music #3013; duration: 2:50
Join the over 4,300 subscribers to Randall's channel, and see/hear the other 108 videos he has created. Several new works have just been recorded, including his new extended (six-movement) work, IN PARADISUM - just released. (Go to zrstroope.com to listen and see a score.)
I came across some very humorous Latin translations of well-known English-language nursery rhymes. One of the entries was "Old MacDonald" (translated, "Old Horatius"). I originally wrote this work as a part of a set of three, but only published this one. Thanks to the St. Louis Chamber Chorus, Philip Barnes, Conductor, for a wonderful recording.
SATB; Publ. Mark Foster Music #3013; duration: 2:50
Join the over 4,300 subscribers to Randall's channel, and see/hear the other 108 videos he has created. Several new works have just been recorded, including his new extended (six-movement) work, IN PARADISUM - just released. (Go to zrstroope.com to listen and see a score.)
