Sheet Music for Mixed Choir (SATB)

Sara Teasdale's wistful words speak beautifully in this lush musical setting by Greg Gilpin. To fully reflect the deep emotions of this poignant piece, pay careful attention to dynamic contrast and th...

Sara Teasdale's wistful words speak beautifully in this lush musical setting by Greg Gilpin. To fully reflect the deep emotions of this poignant piece, pay careful attention to dynamic contrast and th...

Music gives . . . life to everything. Powerful words by Plato are given a contemporary sound in this buoyant piece by Mark Burrows. Soaring with radiant energy, it uses colorful harmonies and a drivin...

Music gives . . . life to everything. Powerful words by Plato are given a contemporary sound in this buoyant piece by Mark Burrows. Soaring with radiant energy, it uses colorful harmonies and a drivin...

Lyrics adapted from Max Erhmann's "Desiderata" focus on finding inner peace amidst the external noise and haste of this world. Bound to be a choir favorite, with gorgeous unison passages and rich chor...

Lyrics adapted from Max Erhmann's "Desiderata" focus on finding inner peace amidst the external noise and haste of this world. Bound to be a choir favorite, with gorgeous unison passages and rich chor...

Staggered vocal entrances, a contemporary melodic hook, and an ear-grabbing accompaniment highlight the uplifting text on themes of unity and community. Halfway through, a left-hand piano feature with...

Staggered vocal entrances, a contemporary melodic hook, and an ear-grabbing accompaniment highlight the uplifting text on themes of unity and community. Halfway through, a left-hand piano feature with...

A pensive, chorale-style opening (supported by minimal accompaniment) sets a tone of reverence for this gentle song of peace. After the piano part blossoms, a variety of choral textures and harmonic h...

A driving echoed verse bursts into a dancelike, mixed-meter refrain, brilliantly capturing the nature of Sara Teasdale's vivid poetry. Narverud's contrasting B section takes a more contemplative appro...

Fuel your inner metronome with this fiery, minor-key ode to the rhythm of life. Simple body percussion and a vigorous piano part provide the momentum for crisp, lightly syncopated voices to convey a m...

Crisp eighth-note figures and steady sleigh bells create the feeling of a jaunty sleigh ride while contrasting legato sections evoke the chill of blowing snow. Sopranos exclaim the title over and over...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

Emily Brontë's evocative poetry absolutely shimmers in this serene setting by Mark Burrows. Elegant vocal parts include soaring melodies, sumptuous harmonies, and expressive nuances, all of which mirr...

The pleasant, distinct smell of rainfall inspires this one-of-a-kind concert selection. Singers create an unaccompanied soundscape before the music begins---we hear a passing rainstorm followed by the...

The occasion for which W. A. Mozart composed the Kyrie in D minor K. 341 (368a) is not known; the arrangement and instrumentation suggest the intention of a large-scale mass which, however, remained u...

Klavierbegleitungen zu 10 bekannten Chorsätzen Friedrich Silchers in der Sammlung Vierstimmige Volkslieder (BA6378). Spielpartitur

Gemischter Chor, Basso continuo - Partitur; Urtextausgabe

Orgel, Gemischter Chor (SATB) - Klavierauszug; Urtextausgabe

Unlike the other organ concertos, the organ concerto HWV 292 was not written as a transcription of a version for another solo instrument, but was conceived from the outset as part of the oratorio "Ath...

'De sancto Pelagio et sancto Theodolo' is a transcription of a composition originally conceived for choir and large orchestra. The texts, which stem from the liturgical chants 'Cantionale' by Thomas K...

The main body of the new edition of Les Indes galantes, published in Opera Omnia Rameau (OOR IV.2, 7), restores the version authorised by Rameau in 1736. This basic editorial decision has made it poss...