Musique sacrée pour chœur mixte

The Glory Of Our God (Kol' Slaven) by Dmitry Stepanovych Bortniansky arranged by Anthony Antolini for SATB choir unaccompanied.

Psalm 23 is dedicated to the memory of Carolyn Argento (1930-2006).

This piece was written at the request of the composer's daughter who needed a Marian song for an M. M. recital focused on women in choral music. The music is based on the chant Salve Regina from the '...

A setting of the most famous passage from the Book of Ruth (Ruth 1:16-17) opens with a gentle polyphonic section for the chorus. The soprano joins the choir for the twice-repeated middle section of th...

This unusual setting uses a fresh text excerpted from the book, Back to the Ethic: Reclaiming Western Values by Diane Weber Bederman (Mantua Books, 2015). The music is very much a text painting, shift...

A soaring, joyful, unaccompanied motet in F major. (Keyboard reduction provided.) Notated on five staves with the soprano 1 and 2 on their own staves. However, all parts below that also divide very oc...

A five-movement work featuring texts by Johannes Kepler, John Donne, and the Psalms. Dedicated to Swiss astrophysicist Arnold Benz, a relative of the composer, this work is based on melodic ideas writ...

A choral rendition of Proverbs 22:9.

A traditional motet based on Matthew 5:16. The text is in Latin with a brief English statement of the text featured in the soprano solo.

This meditative work uses stunning harmonies and chant-based melody to evoke the text of the adoration of Mary.

Cette œuvre est un hommage émouvant à l'amour qui coule à la fois d'en haut et entre nous tous. Les harmonies luxuriantes et les orchestrations créatives (facultatives) créent une magnifique palette d...

Chorpartitur inkl. Klavierstimme für Probezwecke

Gavin Bryars has written prolifically for choirs of all abilities in a range of styles, from his sombre 'Cadman Requiem' to his uplifting song 'The Open Road', written for and performed by 300 people...

Commissioned by Geoffrey Webber and the Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge