Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

Anthem for SSATBB Choir edited by J. Steele.

Motet for Mixed Choir.

Edited by Anthony Petti.

Edited by Henry Washington.

A motet for two four-part choirs (SATB/SATB) for the Feast of the Epiphany. Edited by Anthony Petti.

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Satbsatb (Double Choir)

Bring timeless devotion and radiant choral sound to your repertoire: This liturgical 'Ave Maria', published by Schott Musik, is a deeply moving work for four-part women's choir (SSMezA). Set to the tr...

Written for SATB choir. Edited, with English words, by George Galloway.

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic grandeur of the Renaissance: With the "Palestrina Suite," Hal Leonard presents masterful polyphony in a vibrant setting for modern concert band. Inspired by the time...

The text of this motet is taken from the Palm Sunday antiphon, which celebrates the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. The repeated 'hosanna' phrases at the end of the motet bear witness to Palestrina's m...

This joyful motet begins with a compelling homophonic opening, before exploring imitative writing between all voices. A contrasting motif of descending scales is introduced halfway through to reflect...

The motet Jesu, Rex admirabilis is largely homophonic, with only one phrase incorporating imitation. Its simplicity, however, makes it a useful Eucharistic motet in contemporary liturgy. It has been t...