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This is a joyful and expressive setting of the composer's own text, inspired by geographical features of Newfoundland. Wong employs gentle phrases, nimble rhythmical patterns, and a soaring solo desca...

This gentle arrangement for a cappella choir of the well-known fifteenth-century carol conjures a restful but evocatively melancholy atmosphere. The texture is varied by the use of a soprano or barito...

God is Light, published by Oxford University Press, is a deeply moving and radiant a cappella motet for five-part mixed choir (SSATB). Originally composed in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, this comp...

This sensitive arrangement of a well-known Yiddish folksong introduces singers to the harmonic characteristics of Yiddish music. Clapping and body percussion is employed to great effect, and a pronunc...

Uncomplicated, homophonic vocal writing provides the foundation of this unique, well-crafted work for concerts, festivals, contests, and adjudications. Perfect for choirs that are just starting to sin...

Can you hear a snowflake falling? Can you hear it touch the ground? A simple, curious question from a thought provoking wintertime song. Fresh parallel chords move gracefully over a pedal tone bass as...

Candlelight in the night, shining on the past, . . . make tradition last. No matter which December holiday you celebrate, everyone can appreciate the inspirational symbol of candlelight. Unify your ch...

Celtic charisma with poetic polish. This reflective Christina Rossetti text sits so naturally with the haunting melody that it's hard to believe one was composed without the other. Each new counter li...

SAB Energy and handclaps abound in this joyful arrangement of an Israeli folk song. The fun-to-say Hebrew words are translated in the second verse as opposing sections of the choir play a call-and-res...

A perfect way to say goodbye, this gentle piece includes words from more than one Irish blessing and boasts a slight Celtic groove. Appropriate for and appealing to choirs of all ages.

A perfect way to say goodbye, this gentle piece includes words from more than one Irish blessing and boasts a slight Celtic groove. Appropriate for and appealing to choirs of all ages.

This will be the most poignant and powerful selection on your concert and contest programs this year. A reflective text set to beautiful music. Contemporary choral writing at its best.

The title "Guarda in giù" ("Look down") is conceived on two levels. On the one hand, it stands for looking into one's own self, and on the other for the deep foundation of this composition, which is c...

Ungewisses Licht is an a cappella choral work by Manfred Trojahn. In it, the composer uses text fragments from a poem by Joseph Christian von Zedlitz, once set to music by Robert Schumann The piece al...

The book contains all the weekly hymns of the liturgical year in 3- to 5-part choral arrangements, arranged by difficulty so that at least one version of each hymn is accessible even to a small choir....

Instrumentation: 2 (including piccolos), 1, 1, 0, Wind section—2, 2, 1, 0—Percussion (2)—Strings (triple basses, double cellos). World premiere on July 15, 1983, in Ulm-Wiblingen, Wiblinger Festival:...

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Preces & Responses and The Lord’s Prayer composed for the choir of Keble College, Oxford. Scored for SATB choir with cantor.

The original version for CtTTBarB was commissioned by Opus Anglicanum and first performed at St. James’s Church, Chipping Campden on the 14th March 2015, followed by a performance at Wells Cathedral o...

In her choral piece "anima," composer Katharina Schwaller brings the complexity of the human soul to life through music. This is achieved through the five-part vocal arrangement, which reflects the so...

Jay (German: Eichelhäher) is based on a poem by the British writer Robert Macfarlane. It celebrates the role of this bird as a "forest creator" and reminds us that every living thing—whether feathered...

Immerse yourself in the moving soundscape of "Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant depart"—the traditional Canticle of Simeon (Nunc dimittis), brought to life in this sensitive choral setting. Scored fo...