Ausgezeichnete Chormusik

Ivan Božicevic, born in 1961, drew his inspiration for the eight-part meditation 'Yuku haru ya' from the famous haiku 'Departing Spring' by Matsuo Bashô. The secular a-cappella work for mixed choir is...

Gaetano Lorandi's eight-part 'Ave verum' for mixed a-cappella choir was awarded a prize by the jury of the International Federation of Choral Music in 2013 for its high repertoire value and its great...

The Irish composer Frank Corcoran already won several first prizes, such as for his English-language choral composition 'Eight Haikus' at the International Foundation for Choral Music in 2013. The alm...

Ein anspruchsvolles Stück, welches Liebesgedichte aus 'Rumi: The Book of Love' vertont. Kammerchöre werden in weltlichen Konzerten ihre Freude haben und können sich durch fein eingesetzte Dynamik und...

A quiet, meditative setting of the Charlotte Smith text by the young British composer Christopher W. Evans. Beautiful melodic lines move largely by step and interweave contrapuntally, creating second-...

Agnus Dei in a somewhat dark setting with a solo soprano hovering above. The composition by the young Polish composer is particularly suitable for chamber choir concerts, requires full command of the...

Szymon Godziemba-Trytek, born in Poland in 1988, already is one of the acclaimed choral composers of our time and has been awarded numerous prizes at national and international composition competition...

A demanding large-scale work for 16-part mixed a-cappella choir. Spherical sounds and changing harmonies are in contrast to expressive interjections. First prize at the International Composition Compe...

A joy for the audience and choir alike. This contemporary work plays with Gregorian motifs and combines late-Romantic elements with distinctive passages. Prize winner at the international composition...

An elaborate Advent motet for eight- to multi-part chamber choir. Occasionally harmonically demanding, this piece is characterized by repeating motifs and broad chords occurring successively.

As a singing teacher, choir director and not least as a passionate professional choir singer, Irina Rebhuna is perfectly familiar with the possibilities of the human voice. And so it is hardly surpris...

As a singing teacher, choir director and not least as a passionate professional choir singer, Irina Rebhuna is perfectly familiar with the possibilities of the human voice. And so it is hardly surpris...

For his choral piece 'Cum enim quietum silentium contineret omnia, ...', the composer, choir director and organist Janusz Krzysztof Korczak, born in Cracow in 1994, was awarded the 3rd prize at the In...

For his choral piece 'Cum enim quietum silentium contineret omnia, ...', the composer, choir director and organist Janusz Krzysztof Korczak, born in Cracow in 1994, was awarded the 3rd prize at the In...

Almost 40 compositions, half of which written for accompanied and unaccompanied choir, can currently be found in the catalogue of works by the young Polish composer Katarzyna Danel (born in 1992). Aft...

Almost 40 compositions, half of which written for accompanied and unaccompanied choir, can currently be found in the catalogue of works by the young Polish composer Katarzyna Danel (born in 1992). Aft...

A contemporary choral work for concerts and church services. Due to the work's double-choir structure, the choirs can be positioned separately during the performance. Award-winning piece of the Intern...

Following the Kyrie, now another part of Missa Musica Sacra by Douglas Pew, award winner at the International Composition Competition Musica Sacra Nova. Playing with friction now and then, this compos...

In his work Diptychon for women's choir and violin, the Danish composer Henrik Colding-Jørgensen plays with different styles of music. Harmonic sections alternate with atonal passages. The piece consi...

A composition for six-part women's choir, soloist and harp which juxtaposes open fifths and romantic sounds. For this work, the young Belgian composer Maarten van Ingelgem received a special mention a...