Classical Music

As an accessible and versatile opener or introit, this piece sets an uplifting verse of poetry by Nigerian poet Ozioma Ogbaji. Though not overtly sacred, the spiritual message of the text is hopeful a...

An evocative a cappella setting of Ivor Gurney's words to his song Severn Meadows, likely written in the first world war trenches in 1917. Commissioned in 2022 for Cantores Chamber Choir, this new, ha...

Echo is the third movement of Seascapes, which was commissioned by the BBC Singers, as companion music to the Four Sea Interludes by Benjamin Britten, arranged for the organ by Anna Lapwood. It was pr...

The final track on Jacob Collier's four-part, genre-bending, award-winning and world-conquering Djesse album series, this seven minute choral opus was recorded in partnership with Jason Max Ferdinand...

The final track on Jacob Collier's four-part, genre-bending, award-winning and world-conquering Djesse album series, this seven minute choral opus was recorded in partnership with Jason Max Ferdinand...

Loss by German composer Hauschka is the first movement of his larger work Cascades, arranged for unaccompanied SATB Chorus. Hauschka describes his process for Loss's composition, how inspiration came...

Ay Li Lu explores the concept of lullabies as a universal human phenomenon by incorporating elements of Yiddish folk music and the chanting of the transfinite number of Pi. The piece aims to create a...

The English late Romantic composer Maunder is still prominent in church music today, particularly through his cantatas, above all the Passion cantata "Olivet to Calvary". His Christmas cantata "Bethle...

Puisque tout passe - [Since all is passing] is one of six songs for mixed choir from 1939. It is one of the most natural and spontaneous pieces among Hindemith's a cappella choral works. This work is...

Georg Christoph Biller, choirmaster of St. Thomas' Church in Leipzig, set out to arrange the probably most popular instrumental piece of his great predecessor in this position: the famous 'Air' from t...

Georg Christoph Biller, choirmaster of St. Thomas' Church in Leipzig, set out to arrange the probably most popular instrumental piece of his great predecessor in this position: the famous 'Air' from t...

For my composition Cosa devo fare, I was inspired when I read the text accompanying the picture cycle Books of Venice by the Latvian artist Ilmars Blumbergs, who died in 2016. The Books of Venice, con...

A response piece to Schoenberg's 'Friede auf Erden'. The piece has a different textual and interpretative angle than Schoenberg's original, mainly by focusing on the different meanings of the word 'Fr...

Elegi was originally written for orchestra by Hugo Alfvén, from the 'Gustav II Adolf' suite. Here it is transcribed for soloist and mixed choir by Thomas Caplin.

Based on the digital challenges performing artists face in the time of the coronavirus pandemic while using digital conference systems.

New to the Carl Fischer family, Abeni Janae (b. 2001) brings a fresh voice in her arrangement of this wonderfully rich African American spiritual. Accessible for mixed choirs of all sizes and abilitie...

Motet for five voices (SATBB) for Feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Commissioned by the Plymouth Congregational Church of Minneapolis and first performed by the Plymouth Church Choir in March 2004. The work is a capella, with a prominant Soprano solo alongside two Alt...