O gloriosa virginum est l\'une des oeuvres de Penderecki vaste étude de la musique chorale sacrée. Il avait traité des formes, des styles et des harmonies du passé et son présent travail constitue une synthèse de nouveaux sons et les échos du passé.2009, le compositeur s\'est rendu au Venezuela pour travailler avec l\'Orchestre symphonique de la Juventud Venezolana Simón Bolívar. A l\'occasion de la 70e Anniversaire du fondateur de cet orchestre, José Antonio Abreu, O gloriosa virginum Penderecki compose et dirige la première de la pièce elle-même, il a consacré Abreu avec l\'ajout \'pour mon ami José Antonio Abreu son 70e anniversaire.\'L\'Orchestra Sinfonica de la Juventud Venezolana Simon Bolivar formé à partir du plus grand projet musical dans le Venezuela, la Fundación para el del Estado Sistema Nacional de mineurs e Infantiles de Venezuela Orquestas (El Sistema). Alors Abreu offert depuis 1975 vivent dans la pauvreté, les enfants une éducation musicale et de nouvelles perspectives. Son utilisation persistante de payé, parce que maintenant il ya plusieurs écoles de musique financés par le gouvernement, enfants, jeunes et orchestre symphonique au niveau professionnel, qui a émergé à partir d\'El Sistema. / Choeur Mixte (SSAATTBB) A Cappella / 12 pages / Partition

Chor zu dritt Band 5-Chor zu dritt with its three-part settings is aimed at the large number of choirs which cannot do full justice to the mainly four-part choral literature with divoded male voices. In Vol. 5 O little Town of Bethlehem the singers can look forward to many national and international Advent songs and Christmas carols ? and to successful concerts in the Christmas season even with only one male voice!

As a singing teacher choir director and not least as a passionate professional choir singer Irina Rebhuna is perfectly familiar with the possibilities of the human voice. And so it is hardly surprising that the Latvian musician born in 1988 has devoted herself especially to the composition of vocal music. Her sacred choral work Libera me Domine for mixed a cappella choir (SSAATTBB) won the special prize for the 'best composition for 4-6 voices' at the International Composition Competition 'Musica Sacra Nova' 2016. This church music gem in which the eponymous Gregorian chorale is intonated by one of the (two) bass baritone sections at the beginning over a musicaltapestry woven by the remaining voices - and taken up again by all tenors at the end is ideal for ambitious amateur choirs.The idea behind this work says the composer is 'the human reflection on the uncertain on death on Judgment Day or on what is inexplicable to us. Such as humility excitement fear and atonement. The chant ends without ending there is no solution. Life goes on because we ask the following question again and again: What will happen next?'