Psalm.149

Perhaps Faure's most famous choral work apart from his Requiem, this 1865 work is an enduring choral classic worthy of study. This edition uses the French text only and gives options to purchase with or

This original selection was written during the lockdown. Though full of melancholy, this piece is meant to be light, and it simply sings of our need to breathe. Dedicated to a dear friend, this piece would

This selection is a short contemporary work that is easily accessible for all choirs. Fascinated by the purity and the condensed form of the writing of Josquin Desprez, the composer was inspired to write

This slow and sorrowful piece begins with a procession meant to evoke a funeral march, and is sung as if looking up to heaven with sorrow and regret. Ending on a chord that is neither joyful nor sad, this

Intended for young singers, the accessible melody of this piece also allows for vocal flexibility. This song evokes the freedom personified by flying a kite, taking us on its beautiful journey under the

This avant-garde piece uses the letters as the characters of this story, and they have been highlighted outside of their common use in a kind of mosaic of invented onomatopoeia. This is a sound adventure in

This piece, written for women's choir, uses melodic elements from Eric Satie's 1st Gymnopedie for piano and the first notes of Igor Stravinsky's Sacre du Printemps, which are blended with

This selection is a collection of poems written by Paul Eluard and dedicated to Pablo Picasso. Rediscovering the fluidity of these works, the composer proposes a musical recitation of the poems simply

Hold Me In Your Arms begins by wrapping you in a musically serene and peaceful atmosphere. The simple melody is soothing like a warm and comforting embrace. The lyrics and music suggest hope and an