Partituras medio de Boosey & Hawkes

The Rose Tree is a setting of the poem “Envy” by brother and sister poets Charles and Mary Lamb. The poem is a beautiful affirmation that each of us has a unique contribution to make to th...

Chor unisono und Klavier

Taken from the last part of Handel's Israel in Egypt, written three years before the Messiah. This aria, sung originally by a solo voice with string orchestra near the end of the work, anticipates the...

Originially titled “Life's Railway to Heaven,” this classic gospel song has been recorded by many, including Johnny Cash and Marlon Brando.

Dog Days reflect the composer's discomfort with the high humidity and high tempertures often encountered in July and August; air so heavy and heat so oppressive that one can barely move. The compositi...

The text comes from the Pima people, who were desert dwellers. The wind either playfully tosses the sands and grasses in small sweeps and swirls, or upon gaining more energy, whirls into a circle and...

Written in the Dorian mode, and using only the white notes of the piano keyboard, each of this poem's two verses is sung by the choir in unison and then repested in two-part harmony. The piano part is...

By combining texts from both the Native American and European settler traditions, Nick Page is celebrating our common love for the sacred Earth and or all life.

The focus of this poetic text is on the mother, and the special feelings of mothers worldwide. It is a lullaby, simple, with a gentle sense of awe.

Composer’s note In Jubilate Deo I have gone back to the music to which I was introduced from a very early age as a chorister at Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, Norway. Singing regularly in concerts an...

Commissioned by The United States Marine Band and premiered in 1987, Clare Grundman's Concord has remained a staple in the wind band repertoire. The middle section of this work is a beautiful chorale...