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The sacred a cappella choral works by Johannes Brahms are among the most important Romantic works of the genre. These works, published by Bärenreiter in the anthology BA 7575, are now also available a...

The sacred a cappella choral works by Johannes Brahms are among the most important Romantic works of the genre. These works, published by Bärenreiter in the anthology BA 7575, are now also available a...

The sacred a cappella choral works by Johannes Brahms are among the most important Romantic works of the genre. These works, published by Bärenreiter in the anthology BA 7575, are now also available a...

Canzona Napolitana (italienisch, deutsche Übersetzung beigegeben, nicht singbar). Sopran solo, Tenor solo, Gemischter Chor-SATB, Schellentrommel, Tamburin ad lib. - Singpartitur

2016 marked the 100th anniversary of Max Reger's death. In addition to his best-known creative field, the organ works, his compositions for choir form another important part of his oeuvre. This editio...

The two poems "Triptyk" (Triptych) and "Mörkblå tillit" (Dark Blue Trust) were written by the poet and hospital chaplain Kerstin Dillmar. "Triptyk" is an inner journey in three parts, so to speak - wi...

Tonight I Dance Alone for double choir a cappella is about three short scenes from the life of an old man. We meet him before his wedding, before the celebration of his wedding day and as an old widow...

Bruckner's touching and clear movement is very popular with many choirs. It unfolds its sublime beauty with consistent dynamic work and meticulous intonation. Tried and tested thousands of times and a...

The simple but stylistically typical setting by Wolfgang Kelber is an ideal introduction to polyphonic gospel singing. Proven thousands of times over and always up to date: Bosse Verlag's choral colle...

This setting of the familiar opening lines of Henry Vaughan’s 'The World' was Lucy Walker's first commission as Composer-in-Residence with St Martin’s Voices, and was premiered by the ensemble in June...

Commissioned by St Martin’s Voices to mark Remembrance Day in 2024, There will come soft rains showcases the range of the choir’s musical colour-palette through the repetition of the opening motif in...

Love Flows was commissioned by the Choir of Wells Cathedral and Alexander Hamilton to mark the occasion of the installation of the Reverend Canon Toby Wright as Dean of Wells in June 2024. The etherea...

Written for the BBC Singers in 2019, Stars above, earth below is a hopeful and reflective setting of the poem Leaves by Sara Teasdale (1884–1933). The piece begins with celestial, descending lines acr...

Daybreak by Christi Jones, with contributions from her teenage son Carson Jones, is a powerful a cappella piece for developing mixed choir featuring body percussion. The music begins in a haunting min...

The fact that Miklós Rózsa wrote choral works in addition to film scores, orchestral works and chamber music is only known to a few people today. The best known is the motet "To Everything There Is a...

The motet "The Vanities of Life" op. 30 was written by Miklós Rózsa in 1964 as a commission for the Pacific Lutheran University Choir in Tacoma, Washington. The choir performed the work for the first...

During his stay in Rome in 1841 and 1842, Hiller and his family were the center of the German artists' colony in the "eternal city". The versatile composer studied Roman vocal polyphony after Giovanni...

Midwintersong is written for the winter solstice and is intended to be sung by as many as possible. The song originated around bonfires as a teachable singalong and has been formalized into the choral...

A work that will move both the performer and the listeners, the text explores the extreme conditions of the Holocaust and the impact on its victims, for advanced choirs.

A sonnet that contemplates a solitary figure standing between darkness and light. The poem’s imagery—marble stillness, Cleopatra’s defiant resolve, and a beacon shining through storm—suggests a quiet...

Petr has crafted a special setting of a very special poem by Sister Delores Dufner, OSB, for a commission from Robert Strusinsky, director of the St. Thomas Liturgical Choir in St. Paul, Minnesota. Du...

This large-scale choral work for 24 voices sets passages from Thomas de Quincey’s essay, an extraordinary text whose authorship is ambiguous, but which has, for me, something of the austerity and absu...

The three-minute composition is described by the composer as a ''ritual rondo''. The Inuit folk text, collected by Franz Boas (1858-1942), appears in the work as a musical layer, creating a kind of co...