Partituras de Barbershop para coro mixto

This motet has been performed by Schola Cantorum of Oxford, conducted by Mark Shepherd.

Latin text, SATB with divisi, unaccompanied. The five psalms are: Levavi oculos meos, Caeli enarrant, De profundis, Lauda anima mea, Afferte domino. Duration 14 minutes

A collection of four humorous pieces for mixed voice choir (SSATB) unaccompanied. Each song is also published separately though if you want all four it is cheaper to buy this collection. To see the sc...

Six original poems by well-known novelist Alexander McCall Smith (author of 'The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency' series and many other novels) set to music by Tom Cunningham. An attempt to reveal some...

Four settings for SATB choir a cappella of Shakespeare words: Hark, hark! The lark Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? O mistress mine! When to the sessions of sweet silent thought. The sequence c...

A sequence of six original poems by well-known novelist Alexander McCall Smith (author of 'The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency' series and many other novels) set to music by Tom Cunningham. Alexander Mc...

A sequence of four pieces for unaccompanied SATB choir; settings of words by Percy Bysshe Shelley - Love's Philosophy, Louise Labe - Dix-huitieme Sonnet, Heinrich Heine - Auf Flugeln des Gesanges and...

Three Scottish Songs to texts by Scott, Burns and Oliphant, using traditional Scottish tunes but arranged in an up-to-date fashion for mixed voice choir (SATB with divisions) by Alasdair Jamieson.The...

Born in Glasgow, Hugh Roberton became a funeral director apart from being a conductor and composer. A highly motivated and self-taught choir-master, he founded the Toynbee Musical Association in 1901...

The fifth piece from a sequence entitled 'The Painter's Eye', five original poems by well-known novelist Alexander McCall Smith (author of 'The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency' series and many other nov...

The third item from 'Scotland at Night', a group of six original poems by well-known novelist Alexander McCall Smith (author of 'The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency' series and many other novels) set to...

A sort of fantasy on 'Goodbye Dolly Gray' for unaccompanied mixed voice choir in eight parts. We hear the bugles, the drums and the boom of the guns interwoven with the beloved song of the First World...

Even when the darkest clouds are in the sky, You mustn't sigh, and you mustn't cry; Just spread a little happiness as you go by. Vivian Ellis' popular song arranged for unaccompanied mixed voice choir...

Time to say Good-Bye . . . in various different ways and different languages set to music in a light-hearted jazzy fashion for mixed voice choir (SATB) either unaccompanied or with piano accompaniment...

Somerset folk song arranged for unaccompanied SATB choir A wonderfully original setting of this well known tune - requires an 8 part choir as all parts divide.

Didn't my Lord deliver Daniel, 'Sometimes I feel like a motherless child', 'Deep river' and 'In that great getting-up morning' arranged for unaccompanied SATB choir. The number of verses in a particul...

Tell me where is fancy bred; Blow, blow thou winter wind; Full fathom five Three superb settings of Shakespeare's famous words, for unaccompanied mixed voice choir (SATB) in four parts. As the parts d...

Traditional Scottish song arranged for unaccompanied mixed voice choir in four parts (although the sopranos divide for one 8-bar passage). Duration 2 1/2 minutes

Traditional tunes muddled together in a humorous medley. 'Humpty Dumpty', 'Old King Cole', 'The Grand Old Duke of York' and 'Sing a song of sixpence' all appear in this arrangement for unaccompanied m...

At the east end of the north aisle of Totnes Parish Church in Devon, high up on the wall, is a small wooden memorial to Grace Gryles. She was buried in the church in April 1636. Grace, who was born in...

A beautiful setting of words by Thomas Campion (1567-1620) to music by Bryan Davies for unaccompanied mixed voice choir SATB. Also available in a version for TTBB - number 53094 Duration 2 1/2 Minut...