Jonny Priano

Occasional dissonance adds even more warmth to this a cappella love song for mature women's choirs. Inspired poetry paired with phenomenal choral sonorities. Heartfelt.

Written as a lullaby by the composer for his soon to be born son this is a beautiful, simple and transparent piece. This is written to be sung a cappella with an optional piano accompaniment so that a...

A moving and expressive choral work. The writing is bold, contemporary, and dramatic. The Italian text is sung as one who is lost, pleading for Christ to guide, deliver, and come into one's heart 'Cri...

Solid choral writing and a moving text based on Psalm 66 provide the foundation for this piece, commissioned by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Breathtaking.

Originally recorded in 1961, this Rodgers and Hart hit is a real classic. This slower a-cappella setting is a real creative treat. Perfect for groups of any size.

Dramatic divisi choral writing treats Psalm 46 with significance and reverence. A contrasting middle section creates a sense of darkness before unfolding with hopefulness and returning to a gloriously...

This operatic gem from Il trovatore is often referred to as 'The Gypsy Chorus.' The drama and playfulness of the original orchestration are well-preserved in the piano writing, and Verdi's glorious me...

Elegant legato phrases stretch over a dreamy piano accompaniment in this contemporary setting of the ethereal Sara Teasdale poem. Skillful word painting enhances rich images in the text, and carefully...

The delicate mystery of love has been the subject of poets and composers many times over. In this sophisticated setting, Priano suggests that the answer lies in the giving of oneself to another withou...

I Will lift my eyes to the mountains; from where comes my help? These words from Psalm 121 have inspired countless composers and they have been sung by choirs of every kind. Here they are beautifully...

A stunning contemporary a cappella take on one of the most beloved Christmas carols of all time. Preserving Joseph Mohr's original German text, thick cluster chords and carefully balanced dissonances...