Musica Baltica

Valse Mélancolique is the most popular work by Emīls Dārziņš, one of Latvia's beloved composers of the early 20th century. This delightful, lilting waltz has been newly arranged for a variety of instr...

Valse Mélancolique is the most popular work by Emīls Dārziņš, one of Latvia's beloved composers of the early 20th century. This delightful, lilting waltz has been newly arranged for a variety of instr...

Premiered at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg in 2025, Sudrabs (Silver) is a new work for piano and organ duet is a valuable addition to the small amount of repertoire available for this combination of...

Toccata e fuga is a joyful 8 minute work for solo organ by Latvian composer Rihards Dubra.

Immerse yourself in the evocative soundscape of Baltic choral music with three breathtaking settings of the "Ave Maria" by renowned Latvian composer Rihards Dubra. This three-part work for unaccompani...

With "The Earthly Rose", renowned Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds has created a deeply moving choral work of extraordinary sonic beauty. As the sixth movement of his celebrated cycle "City Songs", th...

Ēriks Ešenvalds' composition for female choir and percussion, with solo soprano voice. Text by Sara Teasdale (1884-1933), in English. Commissioned by University of Maryland Women's Chorus and conducto...

Immerse yourself in the powerful sacred music of renowned Latvian composer Rihards Dubra: With "Duo Seraphim", he presents a mesmerizing masterpiece for seven-part unaccompanied mixed choir (SSAAATB)....

Immerse yourself in captivating soundscapes with "Fatamorgana", published by the renowned edition Musica Baltica. This extraordinary choral work for a richly divided mixed choir (SSSSSATTTBBB) unfolds...

Cast: SSSAAATTTBBB, solo S, bass drum Atsalums ('Coldness') is based on my own selection of traditional Latvian songs about a young woman, obsessed with power and money, who gives her hand in marriage...

Vēlā roze (Late Rose) is an 11 minute work for solo organ by leading Latvian composer Andris Dzenītis. Highly recommended.

Lūcija Garūta (1902-1977) was one of the leading pianists of her generation, returning to her native Latvia after studying with Alfred Cortot and Paul Dukas in Paris in the 1920s. She was a committed...

Aizalaida sauļeite (The Sun Behind the Clouds), is a simple, beautiful arrangement of a Latgallian folksong (a province of Latvia) for upper voices, with English singing translation. Lower level of di...

Nakti bira zelta rasa (Golden Dew Fell) is a 5 minute choral work for upper voices by Latvian composer Rihards Dubra. Beautiful choral writing for upper voices and setting of a text by Teodors Zeifert...

Šī diena augsti slavēta (This is a Day of Glory) is a delightful, accessible three minute Chrstmas/holiday work for upper voices. Suitable for amateur & church choirs. Also available for Mixed Voices,...

Zemļi zvaigzneite porgoja (A Low Star Passed Over) is an arrangement of a Latgallian (a province of Latvia) folksong by Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

Es uzkāpu kalniņā (I Climbed up the Hill) is an arrangement of a Latvian folksong by Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

Lec saulīte rītā agri (Rise O Sun, Early in the Morning) is an arrangement of a Latvian folksong by Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

Aijā, Ancīt, aijā (Lullaby for Ancitis) is a beautiful arrangement of a Latvian folksong for upper voices by Laura Jēkabsone.

Mēnestiņis nakti brauca (The Moon Rode at Night) is an arrangement of a Latvian folksong by Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

Ar dziesmiņu ciemos eju (I visit with a Song) is an arrangement of a Latvian folksong setting by composer Arvids Zilinskis (1905 - 1993), by Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

A joyous setting of the Gloria from Laura Jēkabsone's powerful Folk Mass. A wonderful introduction to the work of this exciting Latvian female composer.

Ganu Dziesma (Cowherds' Song) is an arrangement of a Latvian folksong by Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabsone for upper voices.

Mēness starus stīgo (Moonbeams) is an arrangement for upper voices of a famous poem from 1901 by the groundbreaking female poet Aspazija (1865-1943). Latvian composer/arranger/performer, Laura Jēkabso...

Evocative, lilting and creative setting of this popular Latvian folksong by one of Latvia's leading female composers, Laura Jēkabsone.