Leonard Enns

Drawing texts from the traditional “Te Deum” text in Latin and English and from verses excerpted from A Song of David by Christopher Smart, this virtuosic and exuberant showpiece may be pe...

A creative exploration of the word music with contemporary effects and an underlying message on the value of music in our lives.

Charming and sophisticated are rarely attributed to the same piece but this selection is an exception in many ways. Selected for the Bruce Rogers Choral Series, composer Leonard Enns calls this deligh...

This twentieth-century triptych by renowned Canadian composer, Leonard Enns, includes the following poems by William Blake from his well-known set of poetry titled Songs of Innocence: 1. Introduction...

The Lamb is excerpted from Songs of Innocence by renowned Canadian composer Leonard Enns based on well-known poems by William Blake. Flute part included.

This twentieth-century triptych by renowned Canadian composer, Leonard Enns, includes the following poems by William Blake from his well-known set of poetry titled Songs of Innocence: 1. Introduction...

Written to excite and intrigue, this creative and improvisatory work for women's choir highlights the double meaning of the title. It's no wonder that winter itself creates snow wonder. (4:00)

Dale Grotenhuis has a talent for creating four part a cappella arrangements that are simple to learn but sound lush and complicated to the listener. See Amid the Winter's Snow is just such an arrangem...

A six-movement choral cycle for Soprano Solo, SATB Chorus, and Harp. The theme is the incarnation of the Divine in the life of Christ as expressed in anonymous Medieval English texts, making the work...