New Publications

I’ve been asked to create an SATB a cappella version of my fuller settings of Walt Whitman’s powerful poem, “Turn, O Libertad,” originally set for SATB chorus and both piano 4 hands and symphonic orchestra.  You may hear a midi file of the orig. v. (w/piano) on my Web site, kenmalucelli.com.  Click on Secular Choral, scroll […]

A chance to hear before you buy – this is a well loved version of Jerusalem that has become Albion’s signature tune. For the sheet music go to: http://www.freewebstore.org/Fraser-Wilson-Music/Jerusalem/p1610060_7611557.aspx  

Beloved, by UK composer Helen Williams   For unaccompanied eight-part choir with tenor solo. With a text from the Song of Songs, Beloved was written as a wedding anthem and is also suitable for singing about the summer season, when “the winter is past” and “the time of singing has come.” Available from the Canossa […]

I just wrote a short, jazzy piece for choir and tuba called “Be My Honey(bee).”  You can see the score and hear a computer realization at www.raulkottler.com. You might also have a use for “Observations on the Ventura Pier” for choir and string orchestra. Regards, Raul Kottler Ojai, CA

A year of amens, a choir-friendly book providing 56 choral amens for weekly worship and special occasions. Click on the link for more information and sample recordings:   http://www.drdavidanderegg.com/music_amens.htm#

New publication at Gia.com  Go to their web site and read about this book compiled by James Jordan, Janet Yamron and Sonya Garfinkle. There are links to tributes by Eugene Ormandy, Leopoldo Stokowski, and Nadia Boulanger.