Introducing a new setting of “Veni, veni, Emmanuel from composer Jeffrey Cobb. This stunning arrangement is a must for your mixed ensemble. Written for SATB solo quartet, SATB (divisi) chorus, and organ accompaniment. It features subtle, musical textures that will uplift and inspire. Text is in both Latin and English.
New Publications
Hodie Christus Natus Est – Kelly-Marie Murphy – Cypress Choral Music Publishing
This exuberant Christmas proclamation is a stunner: great fun for the singer and stirring for the listener.
Trick or Trick Round – Halloween Tongue-Twister (2, 4, or even 8 parts)
This Halloween Round is super-fun yet it has great purpose!
Make your Halloween rehearsal super special by teaching this round!
Included in the music is a list of consonants that are commonly mispronounced. Choirs of high school, middle school, and even community choirs will love it!
It can be sung in 2 parts, 4 parts, or even 8 parts! – It can be sung by unisex or mixed voices!
Huron Carol – arr. Ed Hunderson / Cypress Choral Music Publishing
Quite an unusual arrangement of this Canadian Christmas favourite. Accompaniment is for piano and/or a “combo” of instruments (string quartet, perc.,2 guitars, bass) and calls for a “driving rhythm” and has a very strong jazz feel.
“Prophetiae Merlini” – exciting work for SATB choir and Full Orchestra, now available with Concert Band accompaniment
Fire and brimstone await you in this epic piece based on ancient texts attributed to Merlin. (Yes, that Merlin!) Written for Full Orchestra and SATB choir (with divisi) this piece features chanting, visceral and driving rhythms, a lush middle section, and a bombastic conclusion that will leave audiences on their feet! Score available here.
Now available with Concert Band accompaniment.
For a perusal score, please contact
The Lesser Joys of Christmas – by Gail Lund – Cypress Choral Music Publishing
Christmas is coming! Enjoy a light-hearted look at the “other” side of Christmas, including the stress of shopping, attending Christmas concerts and writing those terminally cheerful Christmas letters! Delightful lyrics by Marion Woodson.