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Ein Flohumizidadomus fuhr neulich mit dem Omnisbus ... Und gleich in der ersten Strophe verliert er sein mus, weshalb nur noch ein Flohumizidado bleibt. Bis zur letzten Strophe gehen im weitere Silben...

Version für Frauenchor

Franz Schubert’s "Deutsche Messe" D 872 is among the most touching and beloved masterpieces of sacred choral music. With its profound simplicity, unforgettable melodies, and heartfelt devotion, it con...

Bearbeitung für Frauenchor

Bearbeitung für Frauenchor

Bearbeitung für Frauenchor

Bring timeless sacred choral music to your ensemble: With the 4th movement "Zum Offertorium" in C major from Franz Schubert's renowned "Deutsche Messe" (German Mass, D 872), we present an exquisite an...

Franz Schubert’s moving “Zum Sanctus” (D 872) from his beloved German Mass is one of the timeless gems of sacred choral music. In this expressive arrangement for three-part women's choir (SSA) in E-fl...

Bearbeitung für Frauenchor

Experience one of the most moving moments from Franz Schubert's famous "Deutsche Messe" (German Mass, D 872) in a radiant new setting: Movement No. 7, "Zum Agnus Dei" in B-flat major, unfolds with exc...

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Frauenchor a cappella (SSSAAA)

Text by Avigdor Hameiri

For SSA and Keyboard.

A Song for Chanukah'. Text by Susan Nuremberg. For SATB, SSA and TTBB and Piano.

From the newer generation of Jewish music composers comes Robin Anne Joseph's setting of this text from T'filat Haderech, the traveler's prayer. Written in honor of Cantor Lawrence Avery, the free yet...

Commissioned by a consortium to celebrate the life and contributions to the arts of Dr. Susan Wharton Conkling, this music is written to be performed by either an SSA choir or an SSATB choir. The teno...

Fred Bock's setting of this famous Samuel Wesley tune was a classic from the start. It has been newly released as part of Fred's Classics series. A tasty keyboard accompaniment as only Fred could writ...

Harp part for James Whitbourn's setting of a powerful poem by John Henry Newman for upper voices.