Musique sacrée

Educational opportunities abound with this well-crafted Latin setting by Dave and Jean Perry. Whether performed by 2- or 4-part mixed or treble groups, each majestic phrase is sung by half of the ense...

Expertly written by Sally K. Albrecht for today's choirs, this Latin-text piece opens with a fanfare and evolves into an energetic work. The choral writing is traditional and powerful, and the piano a...

It's a ready-made candle-lighting ceremony as a soloist sings with a solitary flame, a second voice adds its light, and gradually the whole choir illuminates the stage with their voices and hopes of p...

An artful setting of the familiar 'Gloria' text, which features infections rhythms, layered melody lines, and fantastic optional percussion parts . . . all in a minor key. Effective as a processional,...

The brief Latin text, 'Cantate canticum novum,' means 'Sing a new song.' And this is an outstanding new song to sing. All voicings include legitimate jazz sonorities, canonic verses, and logical chora...

Bring infectious groove and jazzy elegance to your next concert project! "Jazz Cantate," published by the renowned Alfred Publishing, brilliantly combines the rich sound of a choir with the dynamic en...

A contemporary orchestration and a men's voicing have been newly added to this, the opening movement from John Leavitt's Missa Festiva. Lyrical lines and flowing phrases throughout.