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Composers Library Editions releases another installment in the Shakespeare Madrigals series from prolific Hungarian-born composer Robert Baksa. Spring is a lighter take on the melody from the previous...

Robert Baksa gives us a new edition of his Who is Silvia?, excerpted from Shakespeare Madrigrals. Drawn from Shakespeare's comedy The Two Gentlemen of Verona, this playful work extols the virtues of S...

A translucent and melodious setting from Canticles, this work explores smooth choral textures in sweeping, lush harmonies.

Smith sets three poems by the immortal Michaelangelo for three-part women's chorus. The diverse musical forms (chant, round, etc. ) match the Italian text.

Dýsing opens the familiar hymn, adding one voice to another until 4-part harmony is achieved. His 'simple' arrangement develops some interesting chordal passages, although never straying too far. Simp...

Building on the notion that many ancient texts translated during the 19th century were incorrectly interpreted, Matt Schickele goes one step further in tweaking history by adding his own translations...