Partituras de Matthew Harris para coro mixto

Shakespeare Songs Book 2 is part of a 5-book series. This book contains: Take, O, Take Those Lips Away; Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred; Under the Greenwood Tree; Come Away, Come Away, Death.

Shakespeare Songs Book 3 is part of a 5-book series of musical settings of Shakespeare. This book contains: It Was a Lover and His Lass; You Spotted Snakes; Sigh No More, Ladies; O Mistress Mine. This...

Shakespeare Songs Book 1 is part of a 5-book series. This book contains: Hark, Hark, The Lark; Full Fathom Five; Who Is Silvia?.

Shakespeare Songs Book 4 is part of a 5-book series of musical settings of Shakespeare. This book contains: Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind; And Will A' Not Come Again?; When Daffodils Begin to Peer.

Two Lorca Songs was commissioned in 1994 by the Central Bucks West Choir. Las Seis Cuerdas was inspired by the poem's haunting melancholy. Crotalo, written for choral competition, is meant to display...

Two Lorca Songs was commissioned in 1994 by the Central Bucks West Choir. Las Seis Cuerdas was inspired by the poem's haunting melancholy. Crotalo, written for choral competition, is meant to display...

The composer of the popular Shakespeare Songs brings us this simple and eloquent new setting of the well-known prayer.

Three poems by William Blake provide the texts for this choral suite by Matthew Harris. Written for a high school choir, these evocative settings provide excellent concert material for a well-establis...

This collection is sixth in a series of musical settings of lyrics to songs in Shakespeare's plays. This grouping opens with When Daisies Pied, in a colorful madrigalian style, followed by the more om...

This collection is sixth in a series of musical settings of lyrics to songs in Shakespeare's plays. This grouping opens with When Daisies Pied, in a colorful madrigalian style, followed by the more om...

This collection is part of a 5-book set of musical settings of lyrics to songs in Shakespeare's plays. This grouping opens with a melancholy prelude I Shall No More to Sea, followed by the woozy Come...

little tree/little silent Christmas tree/you are so little/you are more like a flower Just as in e. e. cummings' poem a child expresses intricate thoughts in simple language, this short a cappella wor...

This fun, highly syncopated, moderately difficult expansion of the well-known traditional song from Mexico (which was popularized in America in the 1950s through the rock-n-roll version by Ritchie Val...

Text: Dylan Thomas Dylan Thomas's classic and entrancing Christmas Tale is brought to musical life in this new work by Matthew Harris, a composer hailed by Choral Journal as 'joyously eclectic...fresh...

As is always the case, objects observed by the great Spanish poet Federico García Lorca are always a metaphor for so much more. Here the guitar is metaphor for music and happiness. It is saddened by...