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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...

This motet takes Palestrina’s Offertory for Palm Sunday as a musical starting point. The same words of foresakenness from the Psalms are set here, and certain harmonies and melodic contours from Pales...

an exquisite plangent prayer in close dense harmony with a rising soprano solo. - Bachtrack

an exquisite plangent prayer in close dense harmony with a rising soprano solo. - Bachtrack

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...

Solidaires, for choir, is a work by Swiss composer Jean-François Michel based on a text by Pierre Savary, which celebrates the values of mutual aid and fraternity with simplicity and strength. Through...

Solidaires, for choir, is a work by Swiss composer Jean-François Michel based on a text by Pierre Savary, which celebrates the values of mutual aid and fraternity with simplicity and strength. Through...

O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus is a beautifully crafted a cappella setting that lets this lesser-known hymn truly shine. Smooth, continuous motion in the vocal lines keeps the music moving forward, le...

Tripp Carter’s arrangement of the beloved classic "Are You Lonesome Tonight?", famously recorded by Elvis Presley, offers a lush a cappella jazz setting. Smooth harmonies and expressive lines make thi...