Careful editing and research bring this beautiful, polyphonic choral piece back to the performance hall. Part of the American Romantic Choral Series, this will be a great addition to festival and collegiate

A beautiful choral piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. Using a mixture of Latin and English, this Ave Maria setting captures the harmonic chromaticism of its time. It is relatively easy and

A cleverly written piece with a text by Alfred Lord Tennyson, the music at times reflects a madrigal with romantic era harmonies. The sound of the bugle is described in a rhythmic motif that is echoed and

This piece from Missa Abreviada, CPM 112, has been edited for choir with solo quartet and piano accompaniment. Beginning slowly, the piece moves into a spirited fugal setting of the traditional Latin

From the American Romantic Choral Series, this song announces the day, rolling in from the sea and advancing into the farms and towns. Although the text claims "not yet to be quiet," the music carries the

Originally written for her induction into the Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna, Marianna Martines' setting of Psalm 110 is often considered her greatest choral work. This arrangement of the first movement

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this lighthearted secular song. Written in Italian with an English alternative, the piece features a baritone solo with chorus response. Fun and well written,

A lovely piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. Romantic and expressive, the words speak first of mist and leaves but in the end become a love song. With three delicate, identical verses, the piece

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this bright choral piece. The classical structure and contrapuntal writing make this a worthy anthem for concert or worship.

An interesting piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. The homophonic sections are bridged with delightful sequencing phrases, and the harmonic writing captures a joyful spirit.

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this beautiful motet. Overlooked for many years, this elegant piece is a lovely addition to worship or concert.

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this beautiful Kyrie movement from Bristow's Mass in C. A master of the romantic harmonies of his day, George Bristow was a church organist, violin teacher,

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this unusual choral piece. William Bradbury is most known for his hymns, such as Jesus Loves Me, but this motet in German beautifully displays his

An oratorio excerpt from the American Romantic Choral Series. Appropriately somber, this relatively easy piece is excellent for services of remembrance.

A beautiful choral piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. The river flows and turns gently, beckoning us to see the music of its journey and appreciate its beauty. Nineteenth-century artistry at

A beautiful piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. Parker's settings of American poetry demonstrate his programmatic skills, reminiscent of similar works by Mendelssohn and Schubert. This piece, in

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this classical choral piece. Horatio Parker was a professor at Yale and one of the most influential composers of his time. His mastery of contrapuntal writing

A beautiful piece for treble voices from the American Romantic Choral Series. The lilting 3/8 accompaniment lifts the swallow into the air. An interesting 6/16 meter in the middle changes the character for

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this beautiful choral piece. The poetry is expressed in careful, picturesque writing. Even the silence is well placed. This short concert piece is

A beautiful piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. The poem by William Cullen Bryant first poses questions to the wind, then finds the parallels in humanity. Parker tastefully matches the

A beautiful piece from the American Romantic Choral Series. The descriptive piano accompaniment demonstrates a programmatic character. The harmonic movement and chromaticism defies period classification but

From the American Romantic Choral Series comes this beautiful choral piece. This tender motet gazes into the night sky in a three-verse setting. The first for the star and the second for the moon are