Mixed Choir with Piano

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Klavier - Chorpartitur

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Klavier - Chorpartitur

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Klavier - Chorpartitur

Gemischter Chor (SATB), Klavier - Chorpartitur

The German chorus score for Antikrist 'Fortabelsen' / Antichrist - A 'Church-Opera' in a prologue and six scenes by Rued Langgaard (1921-23), BVN 192. Text by the composer. Crititcal edition by Bendt...

A beautiful, driving piano accompaniment sets the stage for the journey of a runner - the air filling his lungs and the ground 'pushing back with its slow spin. ' The ethereal voices paint a wondrous...

Suliko is perhaps the most well-known folk song from the country of Georgia. The poem speaks of lost loved ones who can still be found in 'the rose's bloom, the nightingale's song, and the star's shin...

From 'Dialogue with Destiny'. For SAB and Piano.

According to the composer, this collection of eight poems, casually arranged under an eloquent title, gives fragmentary expression to autobiographical facts, views of life and of art. The texts have n...

Chatroom' uses original texts from the World Wide Web which appear in partly abstract tonal poetry. A conglomeration of unclear scraps of conversation from Internet forums and dating sites become a to...

Mit sieben kuriosen Stücken für gemischten Chor oder Solisten (SMezATB) und Klavier wartet Enjott Schneider in seinem Morgenstern-Liederbuch auf. Hier finden sich dadaistische Stilcollagen vom Feinste...

When a composer like Enjott Schneider gets down to collecting original texts from lonely hearts columns and setting them to music in their original wording in an entirely unadorned way, irony, mockery...

An impressionist setting of five poems by Hermann Hesse which is characterized by influences from pop and jazz music, but from the Romantic era as well. Haaf set the texts in five movements, each of w...

'The towers are burning, the church has been ransacked, the town hall lies in ruins, the strong have been hacked to death, the virgins defiled, and wherever we look we see fire, plague and death which...