Partitions de Compositrices pour Chœur de femmes : Richesse vocale

This magnificent concert setting of the moving Latin text will help develop your singers' musicianship. Elegant, memorable melodies contrast with chant-like sections. Exceptional choral writing for co...

This magnificent concert setting of the moving Latin text will help develop your singers' musicianship. Elegant, memorable melodies contrast with chant-like sections. Exceptional choral writing for co...

This reflective Latin setting works well for three-part mixed or treble groups. A beautiful melodic motive is echoed through the piece, which seamlessly transitions to modal, chant-like passages. Peac...

This reflective Latin setting works well for three-part mixed or treble groups. A beautiful melodic motive is echoed through the piece, which seamlessly transitions to modal, chant-like passages. Peac...

The familiar Latin text has been set many times by many composers, but this dynamic and rhythmic composition rises above. Opens with a driving marcato theme, which is brilliantly contrasted by the exp...

The familiar Latin text has been set many times by many composers, but this dynamic and rhythmic composition rises above. Opens with a driving marcato theme, which is brilliantly contrasted by the exp...

Pianists will instantly recognize this Clementi prelude, and now choral singers can share the beauty of his music during the Christmas season. Ingenious composer Ruth Morris Gray adds her own melody,...

Pianists will instantly recognize this Clementi prelude, and now choral singers can share the beauty of his music during the Christmas season. Ingenious composer Ruth Morris Gray adds her own melody,...

A solemn chant provides the compelling opening for this thrilling mixed-meter piece. Eventually the sequential melody, sung first in unison, develops into full homophonic writing. Resonant chords ring...

A solemn chant provides the compelling opening for this thrilling mixed-meter piece. Eventually the sequential melody, sung first in unison, develops into full homophonic writing. Resonant chords ring...

A bombastic and stately theme, based on stacked modal harmonies, gives a triumphant air to this contemporary setting of the traditional Latin text. Hushed B and C sections offer contrast before recapi...

A bombastic and stately theme, based on stacked modal harmonies, gives a triumphant air to this contemporary setting of the traditional Latin text. Hushed B and C sections offer contrast before recapi...

This rhythmic setting of the Christina Rossetti text is a truly unique approach. Set in a minor key with light syncopations, the triadic harmony quickly falls into place. Program as a processional and...

This rhythmic setting of the Christina Rossetti text is a truly unique approach. Set in a minor key with light syncopations, the triadic harmony quickly falls into place. Program as a processional and...

Stacked vocal lines and counterpoint handclaps sound (and look) stunning! Each voice part introduces its own independent melody with claps, until everything combines in joyful polyphony. Some chordal...

Le texte latin familier "Tantum ergo Sacramentum" ("C'est pourquoi seul le sacrement"), attribué à saint Thomas d'Aquin au XIIIe siècle, est ici mis en musique par Anna Lapwood dans une forme strophiq...

The melody wanders between the voices, which is clearly shown in the score. The text is in Latin and is taken from the well-known Catholic prayer of Virgin Mary.

Le chant a cappella est certainement sa propre récompense et ce merveilleux ensemble a cappella, Gloria et Alleluia, se compose de deux morceaux contrastés : l'un tempo et rythmique et l'autre legato.

The traditional text with spiritual roots has been adapted by the composer. With an unadorned melody set in a simple but beautiful musical language with open, transparent harmonies, this music can be...

Praise our Lord, a traditional Basque carol, was arranged for SA choir and piano/organ and dedicated in memory of Peter Warlock for George C. Gray, a cathedral organist and an admirer of Poston’s work...