Musica da chiesa

Immerse yourself in the sublime sound world of the Renaissance: With "16 Cantiones Sacrae Vol. 1" by Thomas Tallis, you will experience sacred choral music of timeless beauty. Published by the renowne...

For Any University Choir or Skilled High School Choir, This 8 Minute, 4-Movement Work Is the Perfect Challenge for Your SATB Choir. Each Movement Is Unique And May Also Be Performed Individually. Grad...

The title comes from the Latin oblivio/oblivium meaning 'to forget,' or better, 'the condition of being forgotten, unknown.' Astor Piazzolla's (Argentinian) music, originally written for instrumental...

Instruments: SATB Two fine collections of our composers' arrangements of many of the most popular hymns. Their treatment has turned these wonderful melodies into beautiful and devotional hymn anthems.

3 Motetes (3 Motetter For A Capella Kor) for Mixed Choir SATB was composed by Bent Sorensen in 1985. Text: Psalms 108, 64 and 101.

Als die große Linie zeichnet sich diese ab: es gelang seiner ungebrochenen Urkraft, die lebenglühende Ausdrucksmusik der Neudeutschen (deren ultraradikaler Exponent er war) in unerhörter Selbstbezwing...

This lively traditional spiritual, originally recorded by the Robert Shaw Chorale (SATB), reflects the joy of the text. Now available for a cappella SSAA and TTBB choirs. ''Hail the glorious jubilee!'...

This lively traditional spiritual, originally recorded by the Robert Shaw Chorale (SATB), reflects the joy of the text. Now available for a cappella SSAA and TTBB choirs. ''Hail the glorious jubilee!'...

This Nigerian carol, sung a cappella or with optional percussion (conga, bongos, tambourines), is a remarkable piece, with the original Yoruba text throughout. A pronunciation guide is included.

Bring infectious African rhythms and pure joy to your choir concert with "Betelehemu"! Published by the renowned Lawson & Gould Music Publication, this traditional Nigerian carol is an extraordinary c...

by Felix Mendelssohn / ed. Jerry Weseley Harris

by Felix Mendelssohn / ed. Jerry Weseley Harris