Partituras de música de concierto

The poetry used in this setting of The Voices was presented to Dale Warland on the occasion of his final concert with the Dale Warland Singers by his friend, the poet Michael Dennis Browne. Dale write...

Written to be sung in unison or in hymn-style harmony, this heartfelt work can be sung on any number of occasions in which the gathered community wishes to sing an expression of gratitude. Perform it...

This beautiful Wendell Berry poem sets a mood of quiet and serenity. This piece captures this same mood through the music. The added cello will assist in capturing the long lines and quiet stirring.

With a quiet and free opening solo on a single pitch imploring Peace, not war, the stage is set for a passionate and heart-felt song of peace. Seven statements of peace populate this powerful anthem e...

Hollywood composer, arranger and Raymond Brock-commissioned composer J. A. C. Redford has become known in all medium for his ability to convey strong emotions in his music. This is especially true in...

This is the third work by DiOrio for chorus and marimba. Where A Dome of Many Coloured Glass (50498607) explores the virtuosic capabilities of this combination and Alleluia (50498734) is a work of ext...

Written to honor Roger MacNeill, the composer has adapted 5 sacred texts celebrating love, life and joy. The opening music sets the text from Isaiah The whole earth is at rest and is quiet and the fin...

Explore la pintura de textos y la expresión con esta fluida obra original inspirada en la naturaleza. La escritura simbólica coloca voces en cascada sobre un fondo de piano goteante para ilustrar una...

I Shall Not See the Shadows is based on Christina Rossetti's poem "When I Am Dead My Dearest." It portrays death at its most indifferent--unnoticed, unheralded, unremembered. It suggests that forgetti...

The Lost Birds is a musical memorial to bird species driven to extinction by humankind. Sweeping and elegaic, it's a haunting tribute to those soaring flocks that once filled our skies, but whose song...