For over two decades BC born composer Ramona Luengen has been making a splash internationally on the choral music scene. Cypress is proud to feature multiple pieces of her diverse work. Following the link to preview her scores while listen to her beautiful music.
New Publications
“In faith, I do not love thee” (SABpn) by Michael A. Gray
“In faith, I do not love thee” (SABpn) by Michael A. Gray is part of an ongoing project “Book of Sonnets” for new original SAB music. Shakespeare’s playful wit gives way to an enslaved heart in this fast dance with a thoughtful end. It is available as a free download from http://www.graymichael.com Enjoy!
A Prayer in Spring – Ryan LaRue, Cypress Choral Music Publishing
A Prayer in Spring brings to life Robert Frost’s timeless poem, and is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Mirroring the pastoral text through expressive lines and simple harmonies, this work reflects Frost’s views of the splendor of Creation in the spring. Scored for SATB choir with piano accompaniment, A Prayer in Springalso features […]
A Cappella Christmas Cards – Miles Ramsay / Cypress Choral Music Publishing
Annually, A Cappella Christmas Cards by Miles Ramsay launches to the top our charts here at Cypress. Enjoy these 6 warm, lush and jazzy arrangements in the style of Alfred Burt and Gene Peurling. Merry Christmas everybody.
new a cappella arrangements of “Santa Baby” and “All I want for Christmas” from Paul Ayres
Paul Ayres’s new a cappella SATB arrangements of “Santa Baby” and “All I want for Christmas” are now available. These settings have been commissioned by James Geer for his professional ensemble <>. They are four-part SATB with no divisi – so they can be sung by a quartet as well as by a larger group. […]
New publications of Urmas Sisask for mixed choir
Fennica Gehrman has released new publications of Urmas Sisask’s works for mixed choir. These include “Three Songs for mixed choir” (to Estonian poems), “Ten Fragments” (to charming texts by Hando Runnel) and the carol “Kui armsast jõulupuu nüüd hiilgab” (How Sweetly Shines the Christmas Tree). The Estonian Urmas Sisask gained international recognition primarily as a […]