György Orban: spartiti medio

In the typical style of this fine Hungarian composer, Orban challenges the four-part treble voices of a skilled university women's choir.

Though it appears difficult at first glance, this piece is not as challenging as it looks and is highly recommended for advanced high school and/or college choirs. The composer uses lush and dissonant...

This sacred concert piece is in Orban's signature style, it is difficult, yet incredibly beautiful.

For a more advanced adult choir, this a cappella original work by Orban is hauntingly sweet and a fabulous addition to your choral program.

Ave Regina Caelorum is a popular Marion antiphon from around the 12th century that is traditionally used after Compline. This arrangement by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is for a cappella SATB.

This ancient liturgical text has been set many times. Here, Orban captures the 'fear and trembling' with freshness unlike any other. Try it in worship settings or as a festival work for high school vo...

This expressive piece was written in memory of Donald G. HinshawSuitable for a medium advanced choir

Jacopone da Todi wrote the Latin text for this hymn in the 13th century. This arrangement by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is for mixed voices (SSATBB) a cappella.

This energetic part-song by Hungarian composer Gyorby Orban is not as difficult as it first appears and will undoubtedly become standard repertoire for male choruses everywhere.

This energetic part-song by Hungarian composer Gyorby Orban is not as difficult as it first appears and will undoubtedly become standard repertoire for male choruses everywhere.