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Fyer, fyer! is a new setting of the Renaissance madrigal text by Thomas Morley, first made famous by Monteverdi's setting. The piece is an installment in Brian Sidders's long-term project of re-settin...

Fyer, fyer! is a new setting of the Renaissance madrigal text by Thomas Morley, first made famous by Monteverdi's setting. The piece is an installment in Brian Sidders's long-term project of re-settin...

This powerful anthem seeks not only peace for ourselves, but for the earth itself. Mixing both the traditional Latin text with new poetry by Gwen McLeod Hall, it is suitable for both church and school...

This powerful anthem seeks not only peace for ourselves, but for the earth itself. Mixing both the traditional Latin text with new poetry by Gwen McLeod Hall, it is suitable for both church and school...

A fresh new setting of the beloved text, this is sure to be a winner. Written for SATB chorus and piano, the ranges are within the capabilities of many ensembles, and the piano part allows your pianis...

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The first tune, translated as Menfolk have so much to say, is a playful battle of the sexes for mixed chorus and piano, sure...

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The first tune, translated as Menfolk have so much to say, is a playful battle of the sexes for mixed chorus and piano, sure...

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The second tune is a melancholy ballad about the loss of a beloved fiancée.

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The second tune is a melancholy ballad about the loss of a beloved fiancée.

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The third tune extols the joys of escaping from toil and reveling in summer's glory!

These delightful Norwegian folksongs can be sung individually, or as a set. The third tune extols the joys of escaping from toil and reveling in summer's glory!

This is one of Fred Bock's all-time greatest classics. Composed for the a cappella choir, the bass and tenor parts divide, and the results are a rich, luscious texture. The Isaac Watts text of praise...

Lee Scott has established a reputation of excellent choral writing for the a cappella choir. This familiar song has been graced with Mr. Scott's careful placement of pitches to ensure a beautiful rend...

Rhonda Woodward is not a new writer, but she will become even more noticed with this new setting. The words of Isaac Watts have been refreshed with a new a cappella tune that soars to brilliant height...

A bouncy work that can be used for any purpose effectively. In classic Fred Bock style, the accompaniment often drops out and allows the a cappella choral parts to glisten. The dramatic ending grows i...

Jack Halloran's arrangements are choral gems. Dick Bolks is a master at taking these challenging divisi a cappella choir settings and crafting them for a standard 4-part, SATB mixed choir, with piano...

Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625) remains one of the most notable Renaissance composers of English madrigals. The musical setting of this metaphorical poem has made it his most popular to this day.

Combining Psalm 130 and 139, along with a text by Isaac Watts, teacher and composer Robert H. Young gives us another of his a cappella treats. His contemporary madrigal style that incorporates a harmo...

Using the words of William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878), Robert H. Young provides a wonderful musical offering for consecrating a building. Typical of his unique writing style, Dr. Young leads us into gl...

Nell Walker has been singing with The Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers for many years, and they have performed her arrangement many times. So it was time to make it available to all and we are proud to d...

For almost a hundred years Jester Hairston entertained and taught us with his classic spiritual editions. Now his niece, Jacqueline Hairston, is following suit with this fine arrangement of Fix Me, Je...

John Dowland (1562-1626) has been rediscovered, thanks mainly to a new album by the recording artist, Sting, which features the music of this great English Renaissance composer. Edited by scholar Dr....

This fantastic setting of the canticle by one of Poland's leading composers moves briskly with a large range of dynamics, an aleatoric middle section, and with a propulsion that is electrifying. Diffi...

Charming and sophisticated are rarely attributed to the same piece but this selection is an exception in many ways. Selected for the Bruce Rogers Choral Series, composer Leonard Enns calls this deligh...