Partitions moyen de Musique sacrée et d'église

A setting of Psalm 100 for SATB Choir and Organ.

When music-lover Carl Zulehner from Mainz delivered the manuscript of this 'Mozart' mass to the publishers, it was accepted, published and was performed. It was later popular in the Victorian era, par...

Written for ATTBB choir. Words from Psalm 145 verse 15.

This Russell Robinson edition is part of our new Developing SATB Repertoire series designed to bring great choral repertoire to developing choirs and maintain performance integrity with four-part lite...

From Mozart's Missa Brevis In F, Patrick Liebergen brings us this very performable edition. Wonderful ensemble sounds abound and the accompaniment provides active support.

A musical celebration of singing created by Patrick Liebergen. Based on music by Mozart, it's easy to sing and the optional flute parts add beautifully to the overall effect.

The latest addition to our Developing SATB Repertoire series is from Haydn's Harmoniemesse (1802). It's classic Haydn and a staple in the choral literature. This edition brings SATB performance into t...

In our new Developing SATB Repertoire series, Russell Robinson has arranged an exciting edition of the famous Haydn ''Gloria'' from Heiligmesse. Introduce your developing choirs to great choral repert...

From Haydn's Mass in B[b] (Teresienmesse) Patrick M. Liebergen gives us this highly performable three part version. A great way to expose your choir to classical repertoire!

This easy-to-sing concert work is built on Billing's Wake Ev'ry Breath canon. It's an ideal concert opener that will be a welcome addition to every choral library.

The final chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabaeus is a true choral masterpiece. Russell Robinson's arrangement places this great work within reach of younger and developing choirs. It will be a...

Originally written for four-part chorus, organ and strings, this motet is one of the most frequently performed Mozart choral works. Russell Robinson has adapted this work for our Developing SATB Reper...

The classic selection from the Mozart Requiem is adapted for developing choirs in this new setting from Russell Robinson. Now your younger choirs can perform this exceptional selection.

gemischter Chor (SAAT/ATBB/ATTB/STTB)

Dieses Werk ist im Jahr 2015 entstanden und wurde am 4. Oktober desselben Jahres in der Münchner Benediktinerabtei St. Bonifaz uraufgeführt. Der Name hat eine Doppelbedeutung: einerseits nimmt er Bezu...

With flowing melodic lines and inspiring poetry, this inspired anthem invites the gathered to worship and to service. Ideal for services of commitment and dedication, Here In The House Of The Lord wil...

Here is a quintessential Easter anthem that will get your resurrection celebration off to a great start. Rejoice, Rejoice! sparkles and shimmers with the message of resurrection, even quoting the trad...

A dynamic arrangement of a beloved African-American spiritual by Philip Kern, a jubilant selection for Palm Sunday, Eastertide or Christ the King Sunday.

An inspiring anthem for use during Pentecost or for a call to worship anytime, for SATB chorus. Extract the last verse as a congregational worship chorus for an added dimension - a wonderful 'centerin...

Charles-Marie Widor's only Mass, written around 1890 for a choir of Baritone voices and a mixed choir, accompanied by two organs. Here transcribed for mixed choir with a single organ. Arranged and edi...

This lilting arrangement of the 23rd Psalm recalls for us David, the musician; David, who danced before the Lord; David, who found great joy in his love for God. A wonderful anthem with a familiar tex...

This Gloria is from Vivaldi's Dixit. It's up-tempo, fun to sing, and has much of the same musical flavor as Vivaldi's better known work. Sing it in English or Latin. A great work for contest or festiv...

John writes exciting material for the SATB ensemble and his 'Laudate! ,' in a neo-Baroque style, is challenging and fun. The Baroque-like rhythms will require clean articulation and constant drive to...

The driving rhythms and dynamic contrasts of the choral lines help to make this festival original a real winner. Ideal for concert, contest, or festival use, this choral by Carole Stephens works well...