SKU: HL.49006584

ISBN 9790001071338.

Eine ganze Gemeinde die Geburt Christi feiern zu lassen und dabei die unterschiedlichen Fahigkeiten musikalischer und gestalterischer Art von Kindern, Jugendlichen und Erwachsenen zusammenzufassen und zur Geltung zu bringen, wurde dieses Stuck geschrieben und in den Jahren von 1946 bis 1954 jeweils am Heiligen Abend in der Kirche zu Ottowind bei Coburg aufgefuhrt. Die von Kindern getragene Spielhandlung, die eigentlich nur darin besteht, ein lebendes Krippenspiel aufzubauen, greift die Tradition der Christgeburtsspiele auf; die Besucher werden einbezogen durch den gemeinsamen Gesang von Weihnachtschoralen; die liturgische Bindung ist durch Schriftlesungen und Vertonungen von Bibeltexten gewahrt. [] Die vorliegende Ausgabe ist zugleich auch als ein weihnachtliches Sing- und Spielbuch gedacht, das im hauslichen Kreise ebenso wie in Schule oder Verein gute Dienste leisten wird.' (Franz Mockl) Fur Kinder ab 6 Jahren geeignet; der gemischte Chor und die Solo-Partien konnen mit Jugendlichen besetzt werden.

SKU: HL.49032176

ISBN 9790001071345.

SKU: HL.49032179

ISBN 9790001071376.

SKU: HL.49032181

ISBN 9790001071390.

SKU: HL.49032177

ISBN 9790001071352.

SKU: HL.49032182

ISBN 9790001071406.

SKU: HL.49019720

ISBN 9790001180375. 9.25x12.0x0.269 inches. Latin.

Missa brevis for mixed choir and eight wind instruments Op. 5 was created in 1951 and premiered at the Donaueschingen Festival of Contemporary Music the following year. The Ordinary of the Mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei) was composed using a modal technique drawing on medieval examples. The use of wind instruments adds to the rich sound of the choir, thus expanding the sound spectrum in an interesting way. The piece is suitable for both liturgy and concert. Hummel wrote a music which is easy to play by all performers and delights the listeners immediately.

SKU: HL.49001286

ISBN 9790001014410. UPC: 196288196945. 7.5x10.5 inches. German.

SKU: XC.HRMG2351

UPC: 785147109655.

Requiem is a powerfully appealing, tender exploration of love and loss. Grounded in tradition while incorporating a present-day harmonic language, two Gregorian Chant motives are interwoven throughout the lush harmonies and soaring melodies. The level of difficulty is within the reach of many choirs and most orchestral players, making it an attractive choice for church or concert hall. A new translation of the traditional text makes it possible to perform the work entirely in English or entirely in Latin. Available accompaniments for piano, organ only, organ and winds, or chamber orchestra. Whether your choir sings a major work twice a year or is looking to try a multi-movement work for the first time, it is an excellent choice for the worship space or concert hall. The work has a flexible duration (28-40 min.) depending on the inclusions optional solo and a cappella movements. 40 min. – Complete – All movements - 34 min. – Without Solo Movements (5 And 9) - 33 min. – Without Unaccompanied Movements (2 and 7) - 28 min. – Without Unaccompanied or Solo Movements (1,3,4,6,9, 10 only) There are 3 accompaniment options: Piano/Organ only; Organ and Winds (5 players + org.); Chamber Orch. (13-20 players).

SKU: GH.SK-783S

SKU: GI.G-7261

UPC: 785147726104. English, Spanish. Translation: Mary Louise Bringle. Text by Francisco Luis Bernárdez.

This easily sung piece is perfect for celebrations of the Spirit. The simple congregational melody, intertwined with the Latin chant “Veni Creator Spritus” sung by the choir, makes this an effective processional piece. Multiple reprint boxes are included for use with English, Spanish, or bilingual assemblies. Wind quintet part is optional

Easily sung, perfect for celebrations of the Spirit.

SKU: MN.50-5204

UPC: 688670552045.

Set in an English style reminiscent of Ralph Vaughan Williams and Herbert Howells, David CherwienÕs music merges with an original text by Susan Palo Cherwien to evoke images of the music now made in heaven: the ÒEternal Praise.Ó Commissioned in memory of a violinist, mystical winds of Òhymning choirÓ move in and out of a string of sound in the violin. Part of the St. Luke United Methodist Series.