/ 2 Choeurs Mixtes A 4 Voix (Allemand), 3 Voix D'Echo (Soprano, En Solo Ou Chorale, Lat.) Et Orgue (Chant Communautaire Ad Libitum)

Par BUXTEHUDE DIETRICH. Dietrich Buxtehude’s Cantata for fourpart chorus is suited remarkably well fort he Christmas services as well as the general religious services which choruses take part in every year. This opulent-sounding work possesses its every own special Christmas magic. It is a piece which can claim a place in the repertoire of many choruses. Besides the score with enclosed instrument…

/ Soprano Et 4 A 6 Parties Mixtes (2 Guitares Ad Libitum) / Partition

/ Baryton Et 5 Parties Mixtes / Partition

/ Choeur De Chapelle, 4 Parties Mixtes 2 Trompettes Et 2 Trombones / Partition

Liedmotette nach einer Weise der Böhmischen Brüder. Par PEPPING ERNST. / Répertoire / 6 Parties Mixtes

Par TELEMANN GEORG PHILIPP. Georg Philipp Telemann (b. 14th March 1681 in Magdeburg, d. 25th June 1767 in Hamburg) wrote the 117th Psalm in 1758; it thus belongs to his last period, of which the chief works are the 'Tageszeiten' (1754), the setting of some excerpts from Klopstock/ Répertoire / 4 Parties Mixtes, 2 Violons et Basse Continue

Par BUXTEHUDE DIETRICH. / Répertoire / SB, 5 Parties Mixtes, Instruments à Cordes et Bass

/ 6 Parties Mixtes / Partition

Par L'ESTRANGE ALEXANDER (Arr.). Oh Shenandoah dates back to the early nineteenth century, with possible origins in Virginia. Sometimes referred to as a ‘shanty’ song because of its refrain (‘away, you rolling river,’ etc.), its lyrics exist in many versions and can be seen as a paean either to the river itself, or perhaps to the (mythical?) daughter of an Indian chief of that name. Regardless of …