Tomás Luis de Victoria

Experience the sublime beauty of Renaissance polyphony with the 'Missa O Quam Gloriosum Est Regnum'. This masterpiece of sacred choral music unfolds an incomparable spiritual depth and sonic splendour...

Thomas Luis De Victoria O Magnum Mysterium for mixed voice choir SATB. (washington)

Dum Complerentur arranged for SSATB.

Dum Ergo Essent arranged for SSATB.

Magnificat Primi Toni arranged for two SATB choirs.

Lauda Sion arranged for two SATB choirs.

For SSAB and SATB choir.

Tenebrae Responsory for Good Friday. Edited by Bruno Turner.

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of sacred choral music: With "O sacrum convivium", Edition Ferrimontana presents a deeply moving work for four-part women's choir (SSAA). Rooted in the rich mus...

Frauenchor - SSAA Renaissance/Barock

Edited and arranged for 3-Part Chorus of Women's Voices by Jerry Weseley Harris. English text alternative provided.

Here we find the sound of late Renaissance Spanish composer Tomas Luis de Victoria artistically captured for the concert band. The arranger masterfully articulates de Victoria's subtle and expressive...

Here we find the sound of late Renaissance Spanish composer Tomas Luis de Victoria artistically captured for the concert band. The arranger masterfully articulates de Victoria's subtle and expressive...

The compositional style of this motet demonstrates word-painting and madrigal-like features. It opens with a duet that may reflect the word 'Duo' in the title, and the use of three voices at the start...

In Grown about by fragrant bushes, Skempton sets a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson using gentle, lilting melodies. The theme of loss is sensitively conveyed in a tonal language that is made more expres...

Victoria captures the sorrow of the Passion by sustained homophonic writing from the start and subtle points of imitation. The use of a descending melodic line depicting the sorrow of the text is one...

The darkness evoked in this piece mirrors not only the title word 'Tenebrae', but also the intense grief of the crucifixion, as Jesus gives up his spirit.