Anton Bruckner Sheet Music for Mixed Choir

Os Justi (The Just Month) is a Motet for 8-part double SATB Choir (divisi) a cappella.

Bruckner's simple but profound motet is reminiscent of the Renaissance masters, but with a harmonic palette firmly placed in the Romantic era. The Latin text comes from the Mass celebrated at the dedi...

Motet for SATB Choir A Cappella. This was Bruckner's third and best-known setting of this text.

An impressive setting of the Gradual for Maundy Thursday, dating from 1884, the period of the Seventh Symphony and the Te Deum.

This small collection of partsongs by Bruckner shows occasional glimpses of the transcendental quality, grandeur, and poise that typify his church music. English translations are included alongside th...

Patrick Liebergen's edition of Bruckner's masterwork brings this 19th Century choral treasure to life for contemporary choirs. An excellent selection to develop phrasing, dynamics and legato choral te...

Patrick Liebergen's edition of Bruckner's masterwork brings this 19th Century choral treasure to life for contemporary choirs. An excellent selection to develop phrasing, dynamics and legato choral te...

This Lenten antiphon was probably composed during Bruckner's studies in Kronstorf around 1843-1844.

This Lenten antiphon was probably composed during Bruckner's studies in Kronstorf around 1843-1844.

After ending his studies with Sechter, Bruckner wrote his Ave Maria in 1861. On October 3, 1861 he reported in a letter: "I was, in the end, splendidly aplauded by my choir—twice.“ In this very sound-...

After ending his studies with Sechter, Bruckner wrote his Ave Maria in 1861. On October 3, 1861 he reported in a letter: "I was, in the end, splendidly aplauded by my choir-twice.“ In this very sound-...

This gradual for the Feast of Holy Church Fathers was composed in 1879. The Lydian setting is, as Bruckner himself said, "without sharps, without flats, without triads on the 7th step, without six-fou...

This gradual for the Feast of Holy Church Fathers was composed in 1879. The Lydian setting is, as Bruckner himself said, "without sharps, without flats, without triads on the 7th step, without six-fou...

In this interesting motet by Bruckner, short imitative choral sections alternate with monophonic chorale passages. There are also sections in the old falsobordone setting. The short work on a verse fr...

In this interesting motet by Bruckner, short imitative choral sections alternate with monophonic chorale passages. There are also sections in the old falsobordone setting. The short work on a verse fr...

An Easter motet in honour of Mary

An Easter motet in honour of Mary

Great art in small forms – Bruckner's smaller sacred works reveal a more personal side to the master symphonist and creator of large-scale orchestral masses. Throughout his life, Bruckner’s deep faith...

Between 1835 and 1837, the young Bruckner wrote one of his first sacred works, a Pange lingua in C major (WAB 31/1). In 1891, as a mature composer living in Vienna, he reworked this short piece from h...