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A solemn prayer setting by Peter Maxwell Davies of a text from Liber Usualis, for unaccompanied SSATB chorus. The setting was first performed in May 2005 at the St. Magnus Cathedral, Orkney, conducted...

Work for unaccompanied SATB from Tavener's The Veil Of The Temple. The Veil of the Temple was commissioned by the Temple Music Trust. The world premiere took place on 27th June 2003 at the Temple Chu...

Commissioned for the Nine Lessons and Carols service at King's College, Cambridge, December 2005.

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir. The composer writes The Open Secret is a hadith, or traditional saying of the Prophet Mohammad, attributed to Ali Ibn Abi Talib. The profundity of this hadith mov...

SATB unaccompanied.

Commissioned by the BBC for the 2006 BBC Radio 3 Choir of the Year, Chantage, and first performed by them at the British Composer Awards in the Glaziers Hall, London, on 5th December 2007. Arranged f...

This work was commissioned by Riga Youth Choir, who gavethe first performance in Riga on 3rd July 2008. Based on a poem by Frithjof Schuon. The composer writes Frithjof Schuon?s poem The Eternal Sun s...

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir. This work was first performed in Salisbury Cathedral on 24th May 2007, as part of a Requiem Mass for the Rev. Gerald Squarey.

Taken from Songs Between The Soul And The Bridegroom. Canciones entre el alma y el esposo is a poem consisting of forty verses. Having previously set two sections of it as separate a cappella choruse...

The Veil of the Temple is a journey from darkness into light. Care and attention has been given to the key chosen for each anthem and to the voicings, so that these versions are attractive to the br...

Taken from Songs Between The Soul And The Bridegroom. Canciones entre el alma y el esposo is a poem consisting of forty verses. Having previously set two sections of it as separate a cappella choruse...

Taken from Songs Between The Soul And The Bridegroom. Canciones entre el alma y el esposo is a poem consisting of forty verses. Having previously set two sections of it as separate a cappella choruse...

Commissioned by Eamonn Quinn for Louth Contemporary Music Society with funding from the Arts Council of Ireland/ An Chomhairle Ealaíon. World Premiere on 25th October 2008 at St. Patrick's Church, Dun...

Sunrise In Your Heart text by Kathleen Raine with an interpolation from Sioux Indian sources.

Features five songs, also known as St John Of The Cross (Canciones Entre El Alma Y El Esposo). > Where can your hiding be > But have been found again > Of flowers and emeralds sheen > Now, as she lon...

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir. Pure river of water of life by James Whitbourn was first performed on May 17th 2008 by the Central Bucks High School-West, Doylestown, Chamber Choir, Choirmaster,...

Award-winning contemporary Polish composer Pawel Lukaszewski is highly celebrated as a creator of sacred Choral music. His style owes everything to the great traditions of Western music, though his ha...

SATB arrangement of this haunting sacred choral work. Includes a Piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Pawel Lukaszewski is a Polish composer specialising in sacred and choral music. His works have been performed all around the globe, and he has won awards for his work including first prize at the Fred...

Pawel Lukazewski is a Polish composer specialising in sacred and choral music. His works have been performed all around the globe, and he has won awards for his work including first prize at the Frede...

Androcosme is the tenth movement of the wider work Miroir Des Poèmes, a work which sets 22 poems by the French poet and philosopher Jean Biès. This piece is arranged for unaccompanied doubleSATBChoir,...

The antiphon 'O Sapientia' (with a text from the Old Testament Book of Wisdom) bears testimony to Pawel Lukaszewski's genuine artistry and to his fascinating, very individual musical imagination as an...

Two motets by the Polish composer Pawel Lukaszewski, arranged for SATB acapella. Crucem tuam adoramus, Domine and Memento mei, Domine.