Noten von Komponistinnen für Frauenchor: Brillante Vokalwerke

Here's an exuberant mixed-meter festival work that is bookended by a joyful fanfare and features a lovely legato section in the middle. Laura's highly regarded compositional skill is evident throughou...

This artistic setting features a text adapted from Rossetti's reverent 'Before the Paling of the Stars.' A haunting melodic theme sets the tone for this minor-mode gem, which could be considered a con...

A whimsical chromatic piano motif opens and reappears throughout this buoyant Shakespeare text setting. Offers excellent three-part writing for treble or mixed ensembles and an appropriate balance of...

The poetry of this expressive winter song provides a florid description of the season's most distinct attributes. Warm choral harmonies are a stark contrast to the icy imagery, and an optional flute o...

This tender song is an eloquent ode to friendship, comparing it to the lovely blooms of nature's most beautiful flowers. Your female singers will treasure every note and word. Pretty and poignant.

Seven songs for children's chorus (SAA) and harp to texts by Sally M. Gall. The Ballerina and the Clown develops a completely new story inspired by some of Hans Christian Andersen's charming papercuts...

Sopran solo (4), Alt solo (3), Bass (Chorstimme)

Frauenchor - SSAA {20./21. Jahrhundert}

Poems by Hart Crane from White Buildings, set by Thea Musgrave for womens' voices, piano and percussion. Black Tambourine was commissioned by the Musart Singers, who gave the first performance at the...

An extended work for upper voices using the words of Monia Aasprong, and quote texts from The Quran, The First Book of Genesis, and the Norwegian write Henrik Wergeland. Sirkling is the final work in...

Here is a joyful festival piece for treble choirs that will be both accessible and impressive in performance! Featuring bright mixed meters, an original psalm-like text and the visual appeal of hand-c...

Margaret Walker's text leaps off the musical page as words crying to be sung. 'My grandmothers were strong. They followed plows and bent to toil.' This was not frailty - this was determined womanhood....

Taken from a suite of three pieces by Cecilia McDowall called Lonely Hearts, composed in 2005, this is a light and energetic setting of a whimsical text by Christie Dickason about a lonely hearts colu...

Growth, change, love and loss – these are all a part of growing to adulthood. This gentle original offers an introspective look at these emotions with accessible and well-crafted pop style harmo...

Adapted from the andante cantabile movement of Beethoven's Sonata Pathétique, this work includes expressive original lyrics to create an evocative winter soundscape.

Through words and music, this song portrays the personal experience of losing a loved one and ends with the hope of future love and happiness. Set in a gentle, expressive folk-like style this selectio...