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These Zwei Studien über Dornröschen (two etudes based on Sleeping Beauty) are intended to become part of a vast tableau for string quartet, two choirs and large orchestra that will last approximately...

After Rainer Maria Rilke, Giacomo Leopardi and Friedrich von Schiller, it is Paul Tymich who has the place of honour in this fourth cantata. The poet from Leipzig, whose famous ''Komm, Jesu, Komm!'' w...

[email protected] for voice or chorus and accompaniment by Laurent Elbaz.

Christa Steenhuyse-Vandevelde has been teaching for over 30 years with unbridled enthusiasm and unparalleled creativity. Throughout her career she inspired more than a thousand piano students, which s...

This is a brand new version of an old Flemish folk-song (once, a cuckoo sat on a tree...). The text is therefor only in Dutch. Mixed choir SATB with piano accompaniment. Our repertoire for choir alway...

Christa Steenhuyse-Vandevelde has been teaching for over 30 years with unbridled enthusiasm and unparalleled creativity. Throughout her career she inspired more than a thousand piano students, which s...

Christa Steenhuyse-Vandevelde has been teaching for over 30 years with unbridled enthusiasm and unparalleled creativity. Throughout her career she inspired more than a thousand piano students, which s...

This is the indispensable follow-up reference book to 'The Survival of your Choir' and focusses on choir management, covering a wide range of topics including recruitment, touring, funding, appointing...

Tim's third choir survival guide, 'Seven steps...', starts with the question "why are we even having a concert?". It then leads you through all aspects of concert planning, choosing music and venues,...

This is a book for choir leaders (and for that matter is useful for singers as well) who may be starting out or need guidance and support on issues they find themselves facing. It packs 30 years of Ti...

Tim has written 'survival' books based on his vast accrued knowledge and experience over 30 years for choirs, committees, conductors and concert planning. This is the second in what will be a series o...