Música espiritual y eclesiástica

Immerse yourself in fascinating soundscapes with 'Me-Na-Ri (Space Music)', published by the renowned Walton Music. This extraordinary work for mixed choir (SATB) weaves ethereal harmonies with profoun...

William Byrd (c. 1540-1623) is one of the giants of the English Renaissance, composing sacred polyphony for both Anglican and Catholic rites. This collection provides well-edited, clean editions at an...

William Byrd (c. 1540-1623) is one of the giants of the English Renaissance, composing sacred polyphony for both Anglican and Catholic rites. This collection provides well-edited, clean editions at an...

Usos: General, Equipo de Alabanza, Coro Juvenil Escritura: Ezequiel 1:26-28; Apocalipsis 4-5 Se ha adoptado un enfoque compositivo único en la composición de esta canción de alabanza favorita. Comenza...

The Randy Stenson International Series launches with this stunning a cappella motet by Alejandro Consolacion. Based in Japan, Randy leads seminars throughout Asia and hears beautiful choral music most...

This fabulous Christmas piece rings with energy and joy. Ripe with antiphonal qualities, the piece opens with a brief fanfare and proceeds to celebrate the season. A wonderful holiday concert opener f...

Jesse Beulke is a relatively new name yet his writing deserves notice. Selected for the David Dickau Signature Series, this piece may bring him the appropriate attention. The text is quite traditional...

Who doesn't remember musical moments in their past, when singing became transcendent and the moment became a memory never to be forgotten? Henry Van Dyke's poem recalls that time and Matthew Emery, th...

There is an unrelenting confidence in this anthem which affirms the faithfulness of God in the life of the believer. This joyful declaration of hope is set to a vigorous musical concept, with a rhythm...

After a brief polyphonic introduction by the women, this favorite African-American spiritual moves into a homophonic setting featuring long legato lines, controlled dynamics, all with a focus of creat...

After a brief polyphonic introduction by the women, this favorite African-American spiritual moves into a homophonic setting featuring long legato lines, controlled dynamics, all with a focus of creat...

Beginning with breath as the only sound, then moving into a slow and legato rubato intro. This is one of the most creative treatments of Psalm 150. Sung in Spanish with excellent IPA and translation g...

Beginning with breath as the only sound, then moving into a slow and legato rubato intro. This is one of the most creative treatments of Psalm 150. Sung in Spanish with excellent IPA and translation g...

With a beautiful Pentecost text from Chris Anderson, Richard Nichols has given us a gentle and moving hymn-styled anthem. A simple solo voice introduces the first essence of the Holy Spirit while the...

Five classics from the Romantic era make this a useful and valued collection for mixed choruses in schools, colleges and communities. Includes: Abendlied (Josef Rheinberger), Abendständchen (Johannes...

This rich setting of the Latin Eucharistic hymn offers an expression of devotion through rich harmonies and a treble obbligato. A stunning work for capable mixed choirs from high school and up!

This rich setting of the Latin Eucharistic hymn offers an expression of devotion through rich harmonies and a treble obbligato. A stunning work for capable mixed choirs from high school and up!

Lovely warm harmonies will fill your performance space in this short setting of the traditional Irish blessing with a few slight lyric alterations to provide a more enveloping framework for the listen...

Lovely warm harmonies will fill your performance space in this short setting of the traditional Irish blessing with a few slight lyric alterations to provide a more enveloping framework for the listen...

Just like many pop songs of today, English Renaissance madrigals, the pop songs of their time, mention loved ones by name. Two of the most frequent to crop up are “Phyllis” and “Amar...

Just like many pop songs of today, English Renaissance madrigals, the pop songs of their time, mention loved ones by name. Two of the most frequent to crop up are “Phyllis” and “Amar...