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Michael Larkin hat das traditionelle hebräische Lied "Ose Shalom" bearbeitet und arrangiert und in ein außergewöhnliches Konzertstück verwandelt. Die Übersetzung des traditionellen hebräischen Liedes...

This is a remarkable and challenging concert work for the holiday season from Robert DeCormier. The included pronunciation guide will help assure correct use of the traditional Yiddish text. A welcome...

A suite of three original concert pieces from Carl Nygard built on texts from Shakespeare. The styles of the three movements are diverse but highly musical and well worth your efforts in programming....

This well-known text has been set to music many times. Here Michael Larkin gives us a tender and lovely musical approach to bring this exceptional text alive. A wonderful addition to choral concert re...

From Come Ye Sons of Art, this majestic piece for treble voices will suit any festive occasion.

From Come Ye Sons of Art, this majestic piece for treble voices will suit any festive occasion.

Featuring oboe and soprano solos, this new setting of the ever-popular 'Huron Carol' is sure to be a program favorite for better choirs. Paul Aitken was a recent winner of the ACDA Hugh Brock Student...

The Stephen Foster classic comes alive in this exceptional setting by Michael Larkin. The brilliant choral writing creates an edition that will be heard for years to come.

Paul Lawrence Dunbar is an African-American poet who was a major influence on Langston Hughes. Based on his poetry, this delightful work will add substance to your next concert because of its wonderfu...

A suite of three original concert pieces from Carl Nygard built on texts from Shakespeare. The styles of the three movements are diverse but highly musical and well worth your efforts in programming....

Martin Banner has wonderfully researched the collection of Graduals by Carl Czerny. A partial translation of this gradual is: 'O God, my love, as your creature I accept my guilt...' Your choirs will l...

Michael Larkin's new concert work is based on a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. The lyrical musical style assures that the lovely text comes through loud and clear.