Partitions de Compositrices pour Chœur mixte : Un répertoire varié

Perfect for Maundy Thursday, this stirring anthem depicts the events from Matthew 26 as Jesus prayed in the garden with his friends at his side. J. Paul Williams' words and Vicki Tucker Courtney's ori...

Inspired by Matthew 24:30-31 and Revelation 19:11-16, this rollicking, gospel celebration by Bert Stratton with music by Vicki Courtney reminds us that Jesus will return again and take us to a joyous,...

Inspired by Matthew 24:30-31 and Revelation 19:11-16, this rollicking, gospel celebration by Bert Stratton with music by Vicki Courtney reminds us that Jesus will return again and take us to a joyous,...

For Mixed Chorus. Published in 1970. Revised version. Choral Score.

For mixed chorus and Cello. Published in 1979. Texts: Yeats. First performance: The Ionian Singers, conducted by James Wood, 14th April 1988. Score.

For The Time Being is a setting of the first section of W. H. Auden's poem of the same title, written in 1945. This work was commissioned by the BBC for the BBC singers, who gave the first performance...

Song Of The Burn is a 'cantata for a summer's day' written in 1954 by Thea Musgrave for SATB voices, with a Piano accompaniment supplied for rehearsal. Based on a text by Maurice Lindsay.

Text by Robert Herrick 1591-1674

With "Voices of Power and Protest", renowned publisher Novello Publishing presents a thrilling and expressive work for mixed choir (SATB). This composition captivates through its dynamic power, emotio...

Britta Byström's 2014 piece Natt I Bynum (Night In Town), scored for SATB choir, with lyrics by Katrin Reinert.

With "An Irish Blessing," one of the most beloved traditional blessings shines in a deeply moving and resonant choral setting. Scored for mixed choir (SATB divisi) with the sensitive accompaniment of...

O the depth est une œuvre pieuse qui peut servir de chant d'entrée ou de court hymne. Elle associe des passages du Nouveau Testament (Romains 11) à un seul verset de l'Ancien Testament (Esaïe 55) - de...

Cette œuvre courte et rythmée s'inspire d'une région des Cornouailles, le pays natal de McGlade, et utilise le texte du poème éponyme de Percy Bysshe Shelley. Cette région, où une commune rencontre la...