Partituras para coros

Slovak and Russian folksongs as well as a piece for male choir called The First Sin, composed whilst Klein was interned at the Terezin concentration camp, now issued in print for the first time.

The choir sings: 'There exists in a distant land / On the opposite shore / What we see in dreams / But is given to the foe.' The Song is dedicated to the composer Alexander Raskatov, who had just emig...

Set of opening and communion antiphons for the four Sundays in Advent. The antiphons are sung in English by unison voices (simple standard), and the verses are sung in Latin by a cantor (intermediate...

Setting of four poems by Michael Symmons Roberts for male voices a cappella, commissioned by the King's Singers and first performed by them in April 2014.MacMillan has been repeatedly drawn to Symmons...

The original version of Flight Song (for SATB) was written as a gift to Dr Anton Armstrong and the St Olaf Choir, Minnesota, with whom Arnesen has worked on a number of occasions. The SSAA version was...

Benedictus, el eterno favorito de Karl Jenkins, en la versión masculina que aparece en la exitosa grabación de EMI Classics This Land of Ours, interpretada por Cantorion y Cory Band.

La versión original de este villancico (SATB y piano) fue encargada por Celia Ellingson a través de LutheranArts en honor al 80 cumpleaños de Gary Aamodt, el 25 de diciembre de 2017, y está dedicada a...

Partitur - Männerchor (TBarB) und Klavier

Weihnachtslied

An anthem for male voices, commissioned by the BBC for the famous Songs of Praise series.

Männerchor (TTBarBar) und Klavier

Here's a carousing English toasting song, hearty and robust and perfect for the pub with raised glass in hand - or, if the chance arises, perhaps for your next rollicking encore or concert piece!

This luminous setting of the 18th century Austrian carol depicts a scene of young shepherds preparing to visit the manger of the newborn Christ Child. Includes both English text and the original, more...

This joyous, festive motet was published in 1612 by Lodovico Viadana, a Venetian friar and maestro di cappella. Its imitative polyphony and celebratory final “Alleluia” will be captivating...