György Orban

Frauenchor - SSAA {20./21. Jahrhundert}

Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban arranged this Shakespeare text for a cappella mixed voices, works well with high school or adult choirs.

Written for medium advanced adult choir, this lively piece is sure to grab your audience's attention.

Hungarian composer Gyorgy Organ has one of the most distinctive choral styles found in the last half century. A unique combination of chromatic lyricism and percussive rhythmic drive, Pange Lingua is...

The premiere of the chamber music work written at the end of 1987 was given in August 1989 in Manchester. With its fast-slow-fast sequence of movements and the manner of its formation this piece of ab...

In the typical style of this fine Hungarian composer, Orban challenges the four-part treble voices of a skilled university women's choir.

A moderately difficult piece for a Sunday concert

True to the sprightly percussive character of Orbans music, this work for unaccompanied treble chorus in four parts is sure to become a hit for all ages!Translation:Philomel, O Philomel, adorable and...

Though it appears difficult at first glance, this piece is not as challenging as it looks and is highly recommended for advanced high school and/or college choirs. The composer uses lush and dissonant...

This sacred concert piece is in Orban's signature style, it is difficult, yet incredibly beautiful.

For a more advanced adult choir, this a cappella original work by Orban is hauntingly sweet and a fabulous addition to your choral program.

Ave Regina Caelorum is a popular Marion antiphon from around the 12th century that is traditionally used after Compline. This arrangement by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is for a cappella SATB.

A beautifully arranged setting of an anonymous text for more advanced choirs

A lilting song in praise of art, perfect spring piece for your high school choir!

An energetic dialogue anticipating the arrival of one's love Challenging, but fun piece for an experienced choir

Set to a portion of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban creates a lush and colorful harmonic texture true to the beauty of the text, suitable for the advanced choir.

Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban has a unique yet accessible harmonic language. Here, Orban gives us a colorful unaccompanied motet set to the evening canticle from Luke. Try it in a worship or concert...

This ancient liturgical text has been set many times. Here, Orban captures the 'fear and trembling' with freshness unlike any other. Try it in worship settings or as a festival work for high school vo...

Hungarian composer Gyorgy Organ has one of the most distinctive choral styles found in the last half century. A unique combination of chromatic lyricism and percussive rhythmic drive, Pange Lingua is...

Beautiful, but fairly difficult, written for 2-part choir and keyboard