Emily Brontë

Set to Emily Brönte's (Wuthering Heights, 1847) immobilizing dramatic poem Spellbound, Tsavdar's lighthearted and optimistic take on the source material is a breath of fresh air. In this case, singers...

Set to Emily Brönte's (Wuthering Heights, 1847) immobilizing dramatic poem Spellbound, Tsavdar's lighthearted and optimistic take on the source material is a breath of fresh air. In this case, singers...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

With text by the English novelist and poet Emily Bronte, your treble chorus will love singing its message of togetherness. This song is perfect for concert or festival.

With text by the English novelist and poet Emily Bronte, your treble chorus will love singing its message of togetherness. This song is perfect for concert or festival.

Newly arranged for SATB choirs by Jacob Narverud, this enduring piece is a mainstay of the choral repertoire. Emily Brontë's poetry is superbly set in a lyric song style. The musical painting of an au...

Newly arranged for SATB choirs by Jacob Narverud, this enduring piece is a mainstay of the choral repertoire. Emily Brontë's poetry is superbly set in a lyric song style. The musical painting of an au...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

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Text: Edward Thomas, Cowper, Emily Bronte and Wordsworth