SATB Music Selections

A significant setting of the Requiem, scored for mixed choir and orchestra with solos for boy soprano (mezzo-soprano) and tenor. Combining both liturgical and non-liturgical texts, this powerful

The five texts upon which this work is based, Kyrie; Gloria; Sanctus and Benedictus; Agnus Dei and Dona Nobis Pacem, are derived from poetry by Thomas Ken, William Blake, Lancelot Andrews

The Barenreiter urtext edition of Handel's masterwork is impeccably clean and authentic to Handel's original manuscripts. Available in English and German editions, it is a popular choice with European

One of Randall Thompson's defining works, this cycle of eight sacred choruses was composed in 1936 and was a groundbreaking musical statement for a cappella choir. It remains a pinnacle of compositional

Composed in 1965 for the Cathedral of Chichester in Sussex, England, this massive choral statement in three movements was conceived when Leonard Bernstein was at the height of his musical skills. It

Seven minutes of jubilation!  John Rutter, one of the world's most revered composers, has given us a lively and jubilant setting of this inspiring text of thanksgiving.  It is extremely

This edition provides a fresh perspective on Handel's time-honored oratorio. Designed to be compatible with the well-regarded Schirmer/Spicker edition, it includes notational and editorial error

The Baerenreiter edition of Mozart's masterwork; this has become a staple in the repertoire.

This important major work for soprano or mezzo soprano solo, mixed choir, and orchestra (or chamber ensemble) takes its place beside Rutter's other significant contributions to the literature. The choral

Millions of musicians have been thrilled by performances of this exceptional masterwork. However, you may be surprised to find out that the edition that we had all performed years ago was far from what

The gifted composer who has given us so much exceptional choral material shows his eminent skill and virtuosity in this monumental work. This is Mr. Rutter's greatest contribution to the genre of serious