NEW RELEASE: Spend some time with this new work by Deen Entsminger. Lending his unique composition style to this moving poem by Lord Byron, Deen has crafted a contemplative work that is sure to show off the skills of your mixed choir. This musical meditation utilizes subtle melodic motives and gently hints at illusive harmonic […]
New Publications
Infant Holy, Infant Lowly – Two treble arrangements by Elizabeth Alexander
This brand new edition contains TWO different SSA a cappella arrangements of the beloved Polish carol Infant Holy, Infant Lowly. The “Soulful Close Harmony” version is caressed with folk inflections and pentatonic embellishments. The “Classical Chorale” version contain rich inner voices and poignant suspensions. In both arrangements the traditional English lyrics by Edith M. Reid […]
The Ballad of the Lost Lamb (c. 5’30”) – A Yiddish Allegory for Mixed Choir
A theatrical setting of “Di Balade Funem Farloyrenem Shefel“, a colorful allegory by Yiddish poet Itzik Manger, telling the story of a shepherd boy searching high and low for his lost lamb, only to discover that he has found something more important that he didn’t know he was looking for. Follow the score with English […]
New Diu Diu Dang (Taiwanese Train Song) for SAB or SSA from Colla Voce Music
NEW RELEASE: “Diu Diu Dang” is a new arrangement by Keith Montgomery that is sure to show off the talents of your SAB or SSA chorus. This Taiwanese train song is energetic and lively and won’t fail to impress any audience. From the series editor: “Your singers will thoroughly enjoy this a cappella composition as […]
New Publishing Company for Church Music – Canticum Novum Music
For all music ministers, Canticum Novum Music is a new, small publishing company for church choral music written specifically by new composers. In a world where most publishing companies are more interested in churning out quantity over quality, and many church choirs are dwindling in size, Canticum Novum aims to provide small selection of liturgically […]
People You Love – by Eric Bibb arr. Larry Nickel
“People you love pass on – but they’re not gone.” Eric deals with the subject of death in such a sensitive and meaningful way – this is a tear-jerker, for sure. Preview the score while you listen!