Cantate Domino partiture

From the explosive piano introduction you immediately sense the excitement of this new concert piece from Jerry Estes. 'From the mountains to the valley below, sing Cantate Domino. ' The driving rhyth...

A vibrant rhythmic pattern accompanies the straightforward melody in this modern sounding choral for developing choirs by Brian Lewis. Appropriate for concerts and festivals year round, it's easy to l...

Cantate Domino means sing a new song to the Lord, and this composition truly embodies its meaning. Beginning in 7/8, the opening motif is a short statement in Latin, then English, that establishes the...

A short upbeat setting of words from Psalms 9, 95, and 97, Cantate Domino opens with a triple-metre dance-like section that features optional clapping. Brown juxtaposes a darker, more chromatic middle...

This anthem sets the Antiphon at All Saints to a lively melody and rich, sonorous harmonies. Opening and closing with a drawn-out melisma, the music moves between different rhythms and textures. Ideal...

Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martin...

Here is a beautiful, late Baroque piece written in a homophonic style. With careful attention to ranges and tessitura, this is a wonderful opportunity for your men to experience this important style p...

Männerchor - TTBB - Psalm 98 {20./21. Jahrhundert}

Questo arrangiamento corale "Cantate Domino" fa parte della serie "Motets", una raccolta di opere corali a cappella di Karl Jenkins, sentite e spiritualmente stimolanti. Tra questi, oltre a due brani...

First performed at the ACDA Central Division Convention in 2005, this energetic choral has quickly become a piece in demand. The Latin text is a popular one for choral groups and this setting is beaut...

'Sing to the Lord a new song'. A lively setting for upper and lower voices. This piece is in English except for the refrain. Good for use as a concert, service or workshop piece.

The familiar Latin text has been set many times by many composers, but this dynamic and rhythmic composition rises above. Opens with a driving marcato theme, which is brilliantly contrasted by the exp...