Bran (OMNIA) — Soprano / Tenor Recorder Sheet Music + Chords (PDF) | Key: E minor

Bran (OMNIA)
Key: E minor (Em)
Arrangement: Soprano/Tenor & Chords (works for other instruments too) vicia!
Composer/Artist: OMNIA (1996– )
Era: Contemporary / Modern (21st century)
Region – Culture: Netherlands
Type: Instrumental

About this sheet music (PDF)

“Bran” by OMNIA is a modern pagan/folk instrumental that works beautifully in live sets where you want a hypnotic, earthy, and energetic atmosphere. This product provides a practical lead-melody arrangement for soprano or tenor recorder, with chord symbols included so you can easily add accompaniment (guitar, keys, harp, bouzouki, etc.) or build your own backing track.

Written in E minor (Em), this arrangement is designed to be straightforward to read, easy to rehearse, and flexible for performance. If you play in folk ensembles (or you teach), having the melody + chords in a clean layout helps players join quickly and makes rehearsals efficient.

Why it works well on soprano & tenor recorder

• Soprano recorder: the melody can sound bright and cutting, ideal for leading the tune over accompaniment.
• Tenor recorder: the same line gains a warmer, more “vocal” character, great for expressive phrasing and a deeper folk color.

This piece is also excellent for developing:

• Breath control & phrase planning (Em melodies often reward long, singing lines)
• Articulation choices (smooth legato vs. a more percussive folk attack)
• Dynamic shaping (small crescendos/decrescendos create drama without overplaying)
• Ensemble awareness (the chord symbols guide harmonic movement and cue the accompaniment)

Performance tips

Start with a steady pulse and prioritize tone: centered sound, stable intonation, and clear phrasing. Once the melody feels comfortable, experiment with subtle folk ornaments (light grace notes, small separations, tasteful emphasis on rhythm), always keeping the line natural and singable.

What you get

• 5 downloadable files (4.2MB) as listed in the product details.
  (Se você quiser, aqui você pode detalhar o que são esses 5 arquivos: “PDF score + transpositions + audio reference”, etc.)