Here are a few new titles on the way:
O Church Arise I can see this as a lovely Pentecost anthem.
I Will Sing of My Redeemer would be wonderful during Eastertide or any Sunday of Ordinary Time.
Return to God is a heartfelt plea suitable for Lent. The lush harmonies are challenging, but so, so beautiful.
While I was looking around, I found this exquisite Kyrie from Memorial which was written in remembrance of 9/11. The text is the kyrie which is simple plea for mercy--Lord, have mercy; Christ, have mercy; Lord, have mercy)--but the setting is dense, lush, and challenging. I think we could do it with advance practice. The question is: would we want to tackle it? Let me know what you think.
Here's another Kyrie, in three parts, which includes Dona Nobis Pacem.
Here's a Kyrie by Bradley Ellingboe that is just beautiful and has a lovely organ part, too! It's less dirgy than others I've heard.
Happy New Year!
O Church Arise I can see this as a lovely Pentecost anthem.
I Will Sing of My Redeemer would be wonderful during Eastertide or any Sunday of Ordinary Time.
Return to God is a heartfelt plea suitable for Lent. The lush harmonies are challenging, but so, so beautiful.
While I was looking around, I found this exquisite Kyrie from Memorial which was written in remembrance of 9/11. The text is the kyrie which is simple plea for mercy--Lord, have mercy; Christ, have mercy; Lord, have mercy)--but the setting is dense, lush, and challenging. I think we could do it with advance practice. The question is: would we want to tackle it? Let me know what you think.
Here's another Kyrie, in three parts, which includes Dona Nobis Pacem.
Here's a Kyrie by Bradley Ellingboe that is just beautiful and has a lovely organ part, too! It's less dirgy than others I've heard.
Happy New Year!
