“From Where We Stand” is a stirring, patriotic anthem that is the finale song from the upcoming Off-Broadway musical “American Twistory” (Executive producer, Larry King, a blessed memory). At this time, a graits license is available for performances in the hopes that it will inspire and unite all Americans. A link to the music is: […]
New Publications
An Alleluia Prelude – New Bach Transcription by Jason Horner (MusicSpoke)
Here is a great SATB option for Easter Worship, General Worship, a contest piece, and College Ensembles. This is a choral transcription of JS Bach’s (attributed) Prelude in C Major, BWV 553. Use the MusicSpoke link to check out the score. Listen to the YouTube link to hear the music played on organ. https://musicspoke.com/downloads/an-alleluia-prelude-horner/ https://youtu.be/W8VYWXDYRxo
Lacrimosa by Anthony Sylvestre – World Premiere
Hello, I’m so glad to share with you the world premiere of my Lacrimosa performed by the Italian choir Coro Vox Armonica Savigliano conducted by Dr. Sergio Daniele. Thank you for listening and to share around you this emotional premiere. Piano : Andrea Vigna-Taglianti. Strings : Ronan Rouxel. It’s a piece written for mixed choir, […]
We Rise Again – arr. Stephen Smith – Cypress Choral Music Publishing
Leon Dubinsky’s well known coal miners song was made popular by the Rankins. Stephen Smith’s arrangement has been performed all over North America. This crowd pleasing accessible version tugs at the heart strings of all those who see children as our hope for the future. https://cypresschoral.com/composers/stephen-smith/we-rise-again/
The Storm is Passing Over – Larry Nickel- Cypress Choral Music Publishing
It’s 2021 and hopefully the turning of the clock reinvigorates a new hope in each one of us. We all put our faith and trust in something to push through the difficult times. The beautiful text in “The Storm is Passing Over” casts our eyes to the heavens till the morning light appears. Enjoy! https://cypresschoral.com/composers/larry-nickel/the-storm-is-passing-over/
Winter Time
I hope everyone has had a wonderful, safe and healthy holiday season. Since we are at the beginning of the Winter season, I thought some of you might be interested in my setting of Robert Louis Stevenson’s picturesque poem entitled “Winter Time” for SSAA choir, two handbells and the sounds of wind and fire (generated […]