Introduce your treble choirs to the glorious sounds of the Renaissance with this short a cappella work by Sixtus Dietrich who composed sacred and secular works in 16th century Germany.

This little known English carol is appropriate for holiday concerts, Yuletide feasts, and madrigal performances. Evoke a Renaissance atmosphere this December, singing of wassail---both a cordial greeting and a spiced mulled cider. / Choeur SSA

Settings of two Shakespeare texts by John Hind for the upper voices (SSA) with a full Piano accompaniment. The first Come Away Death is a sombre moment from Twelfth Night with the second Will You Buy Any Tape? taken from A Winter's Tale.The simple tonalities of the first song coupled with the joyful dance-like rhythms of the second suggest a courtly early-Renaissance sound characteristic of Shakespeare's time.