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Victor Johnson lends his artistic voice to this beloved Alfred, Lord Tennyson text. A mellifluous melody, warm harmonies, and sensitive syllabic stress bring the alluring poetry to life. An elegant pi...

Victor Johnson lends his artistic voice to this beloved Alfred, Lord Tennyson text. A mellifluous melody, warm harmonies, and sensitive syllabic stress bring the alluring poetry to life. An elegant pi...

Eerie, enigmatic, engaging - your singers will be instantly hooked. The piano introduction sets a buoyant bounce that propels the mysterious story. This moody, minor-key song boasts conservative vocal...

Handel's famous "Water Music" becomes a spirited holiday fanfare with the addition of a celebratory Christmas text. Buoyant vocal parts, traditional choral writing, and the jaunty hornpipe feel are a...

Singers will love the independent vocal lines in this bright setting of Emily Dickinson's hopeful poem. A lovely melody is introduced in unison and later assembles in canon. Radiant refrains are drive...

In the dark of night, we are the light - an inspiring concert theme for any time of year. Rich long-tone sonorities lay the foundation for what becomes a brilliantly textured second verse when the alt...

In the dark of night, we are the light - an inspiring concert theme for any time of year. Rich long-tone sonorities lay the foundation for what becomes a brilliantly textured second verse when the alt...

This joyful poem by Langston Hughes uses spring rain as a metaphor for hope and celebrates renewal. Listen for gentle syncopations, a sculpted melodic contour, and a variety of choral textures that fl...

This joyful poem by Langston Hughes uses spring rain as a metaphor for hope and celebrates renewal. Listen for gentle syncopations, a sculpted melodic contour, and a variety of choral textures that fl...

Handel set the myth of the love of the shepherd Acis for the sea nymph Galatea from Ovid's Metamorphoses a total of three times: in the cantata "Aci, Galatea e Polifemo" HWV 72 (1708), the masque "Aci...

Imeneo was performed for the first time on November 22, 1740 at the theater in Lincoln's Inn Field in London; a second performance took place on December 13, 1740. In contrast to the variety of events...

Inspired by patterns from the Commedia dell'Arte, the plot, set in Seville, introduces the old "graybeard" Don Belflor (retired bullfighter and womanizer), his young wife Coraline and her lover Tracol...

The new edition of the "Indes galantes" within the "Opera Omnia Rameau" (OOR IV.2, 7) restores in the main part of the score the version as authorized by Rameau in 1736. This fundamental editorial dec...

In August 2024, Lucy Walker travelled to Lindisfarne with St Martin’s Voices for a festival of services and music to mark St Aidan’s Day. There the choir premiered Make me an Island, an introspective...

What happens when you combine Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" with the liturgical Kyrie? Composer and conductor Gottlob Benedict Bierey (1772-1840) dared to undertake this experiment—with a result that...

Of Eberlin's 56 known masses to date, this "Missa in C" is the shortest. Characterized by its ornate setting and ease of performance, the work is characterized as a mass for everyday use, which was in...

Discover the timeless magic of traditional choral music: With "England: Early one morning", the opening piece of the popular cycle "Four Songs from the British Isles" takes you on a melodic journey fu...

Carl Orff's Carmina Burana is probably the most famous choral work of the 20th century. With the anthology of Middle High German and Latin texts, originally conceived as a scenic cantata, Carl Orff su...

Carl Orff's Carmina Burana is probably the most famous choral work of the 20th century. With the anthology of Middle High German and Latin texts, originally conceived as a scenic cantata, Carl Orff su...