This lyrical and emotional setting by John Leavitt creates a harmonic tapestry that perfectly matches the text of unknown origin: “Do not stand at my grave and weep. I am not there I do not sleep ” Creating anatmosphere of hope and assurance it begins softly and gradually builds to a full and dramatic expression then recedes into quiet reflection. Available separately: SATB SSA TTB ChoirTrax CD. Score and parts available as aprinted edition and as a digital download (fl 1-2 ob cl 1-2 (in A) bn perc 1-2 hp vn 1-2 va vc db). Duration: ca. 3:00.

Soprano Arias Duet WoO 93 Trio op. 116-The vocal works collected in this volume were composed for very different occasions. Several of them were tailor-made for female singers of Beethoven?s acquaintance; with others he was trying his hand at Italian opera (under theguidance of none other than Antonio Salieri). In addition to core repertoire pieces such as ?Ah! perfido? op. 65 the volume also contains unknown treasures such as ?No non turbarti? ?Ma tu tremi o mio tesoro?? ascene and aria which Beethoven revised several times. In our edition based on the Beethoven Complete Edition the last version of the aria is made available for musicians for the firsttime.Contents:'Erste Liebe Himmelslust' / 'Primo amore piacer del ciel' Aria for Soprano and Orchestra WoO92'Soll ein Schuh nicht dr?cken' Aria for Soprano and Orchestra WoO 91/2'Ah!perfido' - 'Per piet? non dirmi addio' Scena and Aria for Soprano and Orchestra op. 65'No non turbarti' - 'Ma tu tremi o mio tesoro?' Scena and Aria for Soprano and Orchestra WoO 92a'Ne' giorni tuoi felici' Duet forSopran Tenor and Orchestra WoO 93'Tremate empi tremate' Trio for Soprano Tenor Bass and Orchestra op. 116

Traditional children's song regarding a sympathetic enquiry over an unknown problem. Arranged for two sopranos and an alto with piano accompaniment.

from Frozen II. The award-winning songwriting team of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez crafted this introspective showpiece for Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) in Disney's smash hit animated sequel, Frozen II. Elsa wanders the halls of her castle in Arendelle, thoughtfully considering following a mysterious voice (AURORA) that has been calling out to her. Powerful, cerebral vocal lines ascend and weave in this strong and skillful arrangement, with an ending climax for the ages!