[A version of this article first appeared as a post on my blog From the Front of the choir] The fact is that most of us don’t fit neatly into SATB boxes. What are we to do? Once upon a time we used to sing together and somehow find a place ...

Watch the video of this recording here: https://youtu.be/qRx60LHevlE - - - Recording info: Phoenix Chamber choir (https://phoenixchoir.com) Frédéricka Petit-Homme, Soloist Nicholle Andrews, Conductor Venue: Pacific Spirit United Church - Vancouver...  moreWatch the video of this recording here: https://youtu.be/qRx60LHevlE - - - Recording info: Phoenix Chamber choir (https://phoenixchoir.com) Frédéricka Petit-Homme, Soloist Nicholle Andrews, Conductor Venue: Pacific Spirit United Church - Vancouver, BC, Canada Brad Andrews, Audio Engineer May 7, 2022 - - - Order score at: https://sydneyguillaume.com/product/nou-la/ - - - About the work: “Nou La” (We Are Here) was commissioned by the Phoenix Chamber choir. The organization uses their platform to make a difference and stand with those whose voices who have yet to be heard. Written in 3 languages, the text of “Nou La” was a collaborative effort between Sydney, Frédéricka Petit-Homme and Lloyd Reshard Jr.. After many meaningful conversations, the heart of the text was realized. Lloyd expressed his sentiments, stating: “The English portion of ‘Nou La’ stems from the social, cultural, racial and political unrest that has been stirred during the global Covid-19 pandemic. It was important for me to captu...    less

Lux Aeternam is the 5th movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011 choir Aahs SATB, Oboe, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contact information.

World Premiere of Rex Tremendae Maiestatis (SATB div. with opt. percussions) Parahyangan Catholic University choir (@Unpar choir Official ) Ivan Yohan, conductor Recorded live at Auditorium Pusat Pembelajaran Arntz-Geise (Gedung PPAG) Unpar, August 2022

Pie' Jesu is the 7th movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011 choir Aahs SATB, Flute, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contact information.

Agnus Dei is the 6th movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011 choir Aahs SATB, Oboe, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contact information.

Kyrie Eleison is the 2nd movement of the Requiem Aeternam Pacem 9/11 composed by Diana Rutherford © 2011. choir Aahs SATB, Flute, Violin and Cello. Please visit my website DianaRutherford.com for sheet music and contact information.

Recorded at Ham House on 26th July 2014. To find out more about our choir visit http://northkingstonchoir.wix.com/nkc.

Contemporary choral music for Tenor solo & SATB choir with divisi a cappella. Composer : Anthony Sylvestre. Digital sheet music available on the website ASTURIA MUSIC : https://www.asturiamusic.com. ♫ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/anthonysylvest...  moreContemporary choral music for Tenor solo & SATB choir with divisi a cappella. Composer : Anthony Sylvestre. Digital sheet music available on the website ASTURIA MUSIC : https://www.asturiamusic.com. ♫ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/anthonysylvestre.composer ♫ Subscribe for more : https://www.youtube.com/c/AnthonySylvestreComposer  

Our music for your choir - sheet music and mp3's available through www.stoneandtara.com/songbook The Witches' Dialogue©2021 Anke de Bruijn & Peter Duiverman for SATB choir a capella. Background notes to 'The Witches' Dialogue' On a rainy Novembe...  moreOur music for your choir - sheet music and mp3's available through www.stoneandtara.com/songbook The Witches' Dialogue©2021 Anke de Bruijn & Peter Duiverman for SATB choir a capella. Background notes to 'The Witches' Dialogue' On a rainy November morning, I was taking a walk with a friend. We found ourselves talking about a man who we knew only vaguely and who had been very ill for several years. We had heard recently that he was dying of cancer. The only thing we really knew about him was that he had lived a fairly miserable life. My friend told me how she and two other women had once helped a dying man by holding his feet, letting him know that it was safe to let go. Then we stopped short on the forest road and looked at each other. ‘I think we should hold his feet,’ one of us said. ‘Now?’ ‘We can always try. Thoughts have power.’ So we closed our eyes, stood for minutes next to an old, gnarled tree, and focused on the man who we imagined as lying alone in a hospital bed. When we opened o...    less