Walter Deutsch

For SATB unaccompanied. A flowing, carol-style setting of Isaiah 6:1-14 that is unexpectedly calm and serene. The unaccompanied choral parts, although almost athletic at times, are quite easily master...

For SATB unaccompanied. Technically straightforward, the piece is easily mastered and makes an effect out of all proportion to its difficulty. The simple chordal opening and closing sections are espec...

Written specifically for divisi men's choirs, this a cappella setting of the Edgar Allen Poe poem 'Alone' opens with slow and rich homophonic singing, then moves into an intricate and fast-moving sect...

Written specifically for divisi men's choirs, this a cappella setting of the Edgar Allen Poe poem 'Alone' opens with slow and rich homophonic singing, then moves into an intricate and fast-moving sect...

For unison voices (with optional divisi), oboe, and organ

Musical für junge Leute nach einem Spiel von Pat Belford - Einzeldarsteller (4 Singstimmen, div. Sprecher), Coro 1stg, Pfte

Die Triosonate für zwei Blockflöten und Basso continuo stammt von Jacques Hotteterre, einem französischen Komponisten des 17. Jahrhunderts. Für die Platinum-Serie wurde diese Sonate für zwei Flöten be...

Psalm 150 is set here in a jubilant call and response style. A reproducible part of C Trumpet is included.

Dieses originelle Lied eignet sich für die Advents- und Weihnachtszeit, für Abendgottesdienste und vor allem in Zeiten des Übergangs und des Verlustes. Es erinnert uns daran, dass Gott immer bei uns i...

for SATB, a semi-chorus of men, and a semi-chorus of women No. 1 of Four Advent Introits

A series presenting sacred Jewish choral music in new modern editions. for SATB and piano. A prayer for peace and for a sense of gratitude for our many blessing in life.

Solo S, 2 Vl, Vc, Cemb

Solo SA, Fl, Tr, Perc (1 Spieler), 5 Vl I, 4 Vl II, 3 Va, 2 Vc, Cb

Der Inhalt umfasst: Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen; Go Down, Moses; I Want to be Ready; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; Somebody's Knocking at Your Door; Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child.

by T. Tertius Noble