John Leavitt

This, the stirring final movement from John Leavitt's world-famous Missa Festiva, is presented in newly engraved octavos, available for all choirs. A superb new chamber orchestration enhances the musi...

Considered to be one of the most important choral works of our time, each of five individual movements is beautifully set with strength and dignity. The Latin texts from the Mass Ordinary provide a ve...

A long-time favorite on the festival circuit for SATB ensembles, 'Festival Sanctus' is now available for two-part treble ensembles. It is driving, rhythmic and up-tempo -- all the ingredients that cre...

A contemporary orchestration and a men's voicing have been newly added to this, the opening movement from John Leavitt's Missa Festiva. Lyrical lines and flowing phrases throughout.

The multi-talented John Leavitt arranges a very simple version of the ever-popular Ubi Caritas. It will be a joy to perform!

John writes exciting material for the SATB ensemble and his 'Laudate! ,' in a neo-Baroque style, is challenging and fun. The Baroque-like rhythms will require clean articulation and constant drive to...

The most notable musical moment from Webber's Requiem is captured beautifully in this new arrangement for strings by John Leavitt. Skillfully written with musical sensitivity and taste, John's continu...

The most notable musical moment from Webber's Requiem is captured beautifully in this new arrangement for strings by John Leavitt. Skillfully written with musical sensitivity and taste, John's continu...

Now available for SSA. This is an excellent example of Mozart's choral writing. Leavitt's editorial markings enhance the musicality of the work.

Nineteenth-century German composer Carl Bohm wrote sturdy and dependable music for the voice. John Leavitt brings his scholarship to this beautiful piece full of word painting and packed with emotion.

Nineteenth-century German composer Carl Bohm wrote sturdy and dependable music for the voice. John Leavitt brings his scholarship to this beautiful piece full of word painting and packed with emotion.

Now available for treble ensembles, this early Mozart work (K. 276) contrasts a soli trio with the full choir. An excellent option for both concert and festival performances.

Alfred, Lord Tennyson's comforting text is beautifully set as a lullaby for SSA voices. The natural rocking motion suggests not only cradling the little one, but also the waters of the western sea, fr...

Alfred, Lord Tennyson's comforting text is beautifully set as a lullaby for SSA voices. The natural rocking motion suggests not only cradling the little one, but also the waters of the western sea, fr...