Tiburtio Massaino

The opening of this motet displays Massaino's skill in the art of word-painting with soaring lines that play on the word 'arise' (Surge). Punctuated with occasional homophonic writing, the beautiful m...

Exultate Deo has been scored for a brass choir consisting of 3 trumpets, horn (alternate trombone part included), and 3 trombones. Massaino is best known for his works for 8 and 16 trombones but this...

Canzon á 16 by Tiburtio Massaino, arranged for Bassoon Choir by Matt Johnston. Instrumentation: 16 Bassoons.

The piece is suitable for regular worship services but most often at special praise services, choral liturgies, and musical feasts, and for recognizing the work of church musicians.

This expressive anthem brings together excerpts from the gospels that express God's commandment to mankind to love one another. Underpinned by a flowing piano or organ accompaniment, Love one another...

Sumer Is Icumen In by Leif Thybo. Theme with six variations for Organ. In the March/April 2015 issue of Choir and Organ Magazine, Stephen Farr states that this 'witty and approachable partita' is '[a]...

This Canzon was originally included as part of the collection 'Canzoni per sonare con ogni sorte di stromenti,' a volume of 36 canzoni by 13 different composers, first published in 1608. The publisher...

Work for four antiphonal choirs by the Italian Renaissance composer.