Missa Cantate

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for SATB and optional piano This setting of the Latin Missa brevis combines warmth and simple lyricism with youthful verve. It is highly accessible and there is a natural ease to the vocal lines. There are extended passages for SAB, and whilst the... More

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A joyous, fun choral fanfare perfect as a concert opener or finale. With challenging 5/4 sections adding excitement and interest, it may be performed as written or by unison voices. Duration: ca. 3:15. Performed by the Birmingham Boy's Choir - Ken... More

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Combining the joyful In Dulci Jubilo with original music, this brilliant showpiece is now available in a TTB voicing. Breathtaking in scope and, while challenging, well within the reach of most ensembles. Optional bass andpercussion included. Available... More

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A cappella motet from Adiemus: Songs Of Sanctury-Motets is a set of intimate and spiritually uplifting a cappella choral works by Karl Jenkins, featuring new pieces and arrangements of a selection of movements from his most popular works, including The... More

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James Eliot has created a smart and excellent choral for developing singers. Only the first and best-known parts of the Latin text are used, with the remaining text being English. Cantate Domino is simple in form, yet dynamic infunction with a fully... More

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Discovery Level 1-Younger choirs will develop tone, part-singing ability and important performance skills with this accessible original canon. Opening with a unison statement of the theme, the voices then sing in canon alternating with acontrasting B... More

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First performed at the ACDA Central Division Convention in 2005, this energetic choral has quickly become a piece in demand. The Latin text is a popular one for choral groups and this setting is beautiful and exciting. More

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The text for this piece combines Psalm 96:1 (both in English and in Latin) with the words of Charles Anthony Silvestri. Scored for mixed chorus and piano, the festival work would be successful with high school, college/university, community choruses,... More

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The first that captures your attention is the vibrant keyboard part. Kevin Memley is obviously a pianist and sets the energy flowing from the start. Then comes this melody that feels like long, rolling ocean wave. But don't try to surf the wave because... More

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For SATB Choir A Cappella. Edited and arranged, with English text alternative, by James Pruett. More

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This masterwork of the 16th century is a standard on many contest lists. This excellent new edition from John Leavitt is ideal for developing the representative style qualities of the era.Available separately: SATB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx.... More

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Discovery Level 1-Younger choirs will develop tone, part-singing ability and important performance skills with this accessible original canon. Opening with a unison statement of the theme, the voices then sing in canon alternating with acontrasting B... More

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The Latin title means Sing and that is exactly what this piece does with great joy and enthusiasm. For the advanced high school or college choir, this dynamic number is primarily in English but punctuated with Cantate Domino now and then. Rhythmic,... More

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Sing a new song is the translation of this song's Latin text and appropriate in this minimalistic setting. The short motives pulsate with energy, building in dynamic chord clusters and vibrancy. A great concert opener for high school, college and... More