New Recordings

The award-winning Saint Mary’s College Women’s Choir has just released their newest CD on the ProOrgano label. O Lux! features new music for women’s voices by American, Canadian, and Basque composers, plus Francis Poulenc’s haunting Litanies a la Vierge Noire by French composer Francis Poulenc. David Eicher accompanies on both piano and organ. The CD […]

In case you haven’t seen it, there’s a lovely new Convivium Records video from the recording sessions of Dan Locklair’s Gloria CD at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHG2QKCjtlY. More about the CD at https://conviviumrecords.co.uk/releases/dan-locklair-gloria-sacred-choral-works/ and more about Gloria and other compositions from the collection at http://www.subitomusic.com/. Visit Dan at http://www.locklair.com/.

Dear conductors and ChoralNet users, I wanted to wish you all a special and relaxing Summer with this video that I did with my brand new piece “O QUAM SUAVIS EST”. Enjoy!

Colleagues, the Rochester Oratorio Society (NY) has re-mastered its historic 1954 recording of the Berlioz Requiem, the first American commercial recording of this masterwork, now available for the first time on CD. The source recording, a pristine vinyl master, has been professionally restored and beautifully produced for distribution in a two-CD set with original graphics […]

The recent BIS CD including Olli Kortekangas’s Migrations (a commission from the Minnesota Orchestra and Osmo Vänskä) has received enthusiastic reviews. The FMQ magazine writes that “Migrations is a deeply impressive cantata… There’s a strong Finnish presence in the Minnesota area, and for his texts Kortekangas turned to the poetry of Sheila Packa, a Minnesotan […]

Ensemble Laude Women’s Choir directed by Elizabeth MacIsaac have recorded a new arrangement of How Can I Keep from Singing by Sarah Quartel! Hear this piece live at our spring concert April 29!