Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina Partituras

Two choral classics from the Renaissance period - 'Adoramus Te' (Palestrina) and 'Ave Maria' (Arcadelt) - are now available in this easy SATB edition. They were previously released in men's, women's,...

Two choral classics from the Renaissance period - 'Adoramus Te' (Palestrina) and 'Ave Maria' (Arcadelt) - are now available in this easy SATB edition. They were previously released in men's, women's,...

Immerse yourself in the timeless soundscape of the Renaissance with "Illumina Oculos Meos", published by Hal Leonard. This atmospheric three-part canon for mixed choir (SAB) with sensitive piano accom...

The expressiveness of the Renaissance is richly portrayed in this new edition of the classic masterwork by Palestrina. An excellent choice for beginning and developing SATB ensembles. Available for SA...

One of Palestrina's most famous motets, this is a beautifully reflective anthem with Leavitt's editorial markings enhancing the musicality of the work. Available for SATB a cappella. Performance Time:...

(Palestrina/Henson) SATB

Adoramus Te or We Adore Thee is a motet for SATB choir a cappella.

One of the masterworks of 16th Century sacred music, this elegant motet offers a deeply emotional experience as the phrases unfold in a rich outpouring of sound. Available separately: SATB, VoiceTrax...

For SATB Choir A Cappella.

Short Gloria for double SATB choir. Edited by Frank Damrosch.

Christmas Motet for Double Chorus A Cappella.

Blending scholarship and practicality, this performing edition of a Palestrina masterpiece can be performed a cappella. Or, employing the optional instrumental parts for strings in C, Alto and bass cl...

Blending scholarship and practicality, this performing edition of a Palestrina masterpiece can be performed a cappella. Or, employing the optional instrumental parts for strings in C, Alto and bass cl...

For SATB double choir unaccompanied.

This work builds up from just a few voices into a chorus of joyous celebration of the three miracles of the Epiphany: the Magi being led to Jesus' birth, water being changed into wine, and Jesus' bapt...