Partituras de coro

Text by American poets Sara Teasdale and Paul Dunbar, and British writer Siegfried Sassoon. This Choral Cycle includes three pieces: Birds at Dusk (Teasdale), The Caged Bird (Dunbar), and Everyone San...

One of two winners of the 1997 G. Schirmer Young Composers competition, this stunning setting of a text by William Butler Yeats is equally effective for concert or jazz choirs.

SSAATTBB a cappella.

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

This piece comes from Ecstatic Meditations which includes 'Effortlessly Love Flows, ' 'How the Soul Speaks to God, ' 'I Cannot Dance, O Lord, ' and 'How God Answers the Soul. '

Bring enchanting festive warmth and deeply moving moments to your choral repertoire with the timeless classic "In The Bleak Midwinter." Based on Christina Rossetti's beloved poem, this poignant choral...

Il Est Ne is a traditional French Christmas carol. It was first published in the 1860s, but was almost certainly written much earlier. It has since been arranged and recorded by a range of differentar...

The English folk song Arise! Arise! arranged by Joel Phillips for SATB choir a cappella.

Joel Phillips' Song Of The Universal for SATB choir a cappella. This work features words by Walt Whitman.

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...

Stunning in its simplicity, this unaccompanied setting of the plaintive John Jacob Niles song is breathtaking!

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...

Three short pieces for mixed choir a cappella set to texts of American poets. May be performed separately or as a set. 1. Fire and Ice (Robert Frost) 2. Richard Cory (Edwin Arlington Robinson) 3. swee...

SATB chorus a cappella with Soprano, Mexxo-Soprano, Tenor and Baritone soloists.

Three texts from Shakespeare combine in a creative and colorful suite for a cappella mixed chorus. Includes: It Was a Lover and His Lass, Oh Mistress Mine, Daffodils. Recorded by The New York Virtuoso...

An elegant setting of a poem by Robert Bly, this work evokes the image of water in all its forms through vocal word-painting. Recorded by the Dale Warland Singers.

From Psalm 137, By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion, this a cappella motet is filled with longing and deep emotion. Performance Time: Approx. 5:00

This setting is new music to the words of an old spiritual. Believed to come from the Gullah language of the South Carolina sea islands, this setting explores the rhythmic possibilities of the words a...

A magical Christmas Scene

This work for mixed chorus and semi chorus of the text from Ruth 1:16-17 and texts from Proverbs 30:18-19 and Psalm 139:6 is a rich, largely homophonic setting that expressively portrays Ruth's famous...

From the first intoning of the opening phrase of the text from the Hebrew Union Prayer Book, this expressive work is marked by warmth and beauty. In the rising of the sun and its going down, we rememb...