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Boy with Orange (out of Kosovo) – by Alex Eddington

September 9, 2023 by Larry Nickel Leave a Comment

Rememberance Day is coming and you might be looking for appropriate music for your choir for that occasion. Cypress Choral Music has a vast Remembrance Day collection. One of our favourites is “Boy with Orange” by Alex Eddington. Boy with Orange (out of Kosovo) takes its text from the poem of the same name by […]

Good King Wenceslas – by David Rain

August 28, 2023 by Larry Nickel Leave a Comment

Christmas is coming and David Rain has written a totally new version of Good King Wenceslas! “I love the Wenceslas story, but I always struggled with the original song’s placement of “las” (as in Wenceslas) on the downbeat. As a kid, I even thought the words were “Good King Wences last looked out.” Using the […]

SATB setting of Antognini’s “EVERY CHILD HAS KNOWN GOD”

August 27, 2023 by Ivo Antognini Leave a Comment

Dear conductors, I’m happy to let you know that the SATB setting (with piano) of my piece “EVERY CHILD HAS KNOWN GOD”, on a poem by Hafiz, is now available at Edition ICOT in Japan (digital download possible). ORDER HERE LISTEN TO THE SSA + piano version   Enjoy! Ivo Antognini

At Thy Voice – by Patrick Murray

August 24, 2023 by Larry Nickel Leave a Comment

In his 1898 poem, Charles G.D. Roberts, one of Canada’s most prominent confederation-era poets and a keen follower of Emerson and Thoreau, vividly evokes the transcendentalist theme of the sublime in nature. Patrick Murray’s own musical response to the poem grows out of a simple, hymn-like melody, fragmented and transformed over the course of the […]

Alleluia, pro Virgine Maria – by Ronald Beckett

August 14, 2023 by Larry Nickel Leave a Comment

Ronald Beckett’s modern setting in the traditional burden carol style evokes the golden age of the English carol. About 500 such 15th Century texts survive, many referencing the Virgin Mary. Alleluia has seldom been set by modern composers. Enjoy! Sheet Music Available at Cypress Choral Music https://cypresschoral.com/alleluia-pro-virgine-maria/

Solstice Carol – by Kim Baryluck arr. Scott Reimer

August 10, 2023 by Larry Nickel Leave a Comment

Composer Scott Reimer gives Kim Baryluk’s unique winter song very special and exciting treatment. Meaningful and great fun! Check out this video of Scott and his group Antiphony in the studio recording this wonderful piece of music, Enjoy! Sheet Music Available at Cypress Choral Music https://cypresschoral.com/composers/scott-reimer/solstice-carole-satb/

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