SKU: SU.80400691

SSAATTBB Chorus, Soprano & Baritone, Flute, Oboe, Percussion, ‘Cello & Piano Duration: 12:00Commissioned by: Bach Choir of BethlehemDedication: Dedicated to Greg Funfgeld in honor of his 25th year as artistic director and conductor of The ChoirPremiered by: Bach Choir of BethlehemCopyright 2009Text author: Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) Published by: Paulus Publications (SP523).

SKU: HL.49018397

ISBN 9790001174220. UPC: 884088648763. 7.5x11.5x0.051 inches. Russian.

In the days of Roslawez, the use of lyrical texts in Russian choral music was an exception. Traditionally, sacred liturgical texts were preferred in choral singing. Roslawez composed only a few choral works anyway, so this excellent cantabile piece is a real treasure. The poem 'Na poljach' (In the Fields) was written by the Russian poet Pyotr Oreshin. Little solo parts answered by the tutti, charming harmonies and a floating rhythm result in an Impressionist tonal image. The piece is quite easy to sing and will bring pleasure to both performers and listeners.Roslawez studied composition and violin in Moscow. He was among the leading figures of the musical scene in the 1920s. Treated more and more with hostility for political reasons and eventually barred from pursuing his career, he spent the last years of his life in poverty.

SKU: GI.WW1845A

UPC: 785147029861. English. Text Source: St. John of the Cross.

Full Score and Parts for WW1845 Dark & Luminous Night.

SKU: JK.01079

Bold, majestic hymn arrangement for full chorus (SSAATTBB), soprano soloist, and piano accompaniment--adding new dimension to the traditional hymn with modern, rich harmonies and interludes. Soprano high note: high B flat.
Composer: Traditional
Arranger: Rob Millett
Lyrics: Traditional
Difficulty: Medium-difficult
Performance Time: 3:20
Romans 5:2, 15, 17, 20-21, Acts 15:11.

SKU: GI.G-8070

UPC: 785147807001. Arabic, English, Greek, Hebrew, Latin. Text Source: Allah uh Akbar, Kyrie eleison, Adon olam (Jewish hymn), Lux aeterna, Yuriduna anyuttufiu (Qur'an—Sura 9:32), Agnus Dei, Isaiah 2:4. Scripture: Isaiah 2:4.

A serious choral work for eight mixed voices, organ, brass quintet, and timpani on texts in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, and English. The vocal score is 19 pages 219 measures in length. Composition began on 9/11/01, and the work was published for the tenth anniversary of the events of that day. It's a work that calls for peace through unity and pluralism. The title refers to a fence along the Israeli-Lebanon border on which the flags of both countries fly over a plaque containing Isaiah 2:4 inscribed in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. .