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	Title	Voicing	Duration	Language	Composer
	In the Gloaming SATB a cappella ROM-0901		3'30"		Oswald, Rebecca	Info/Listen/Buy »
A popular song in Victorian times, In the Gloaming was written by English composer Annie Fortescue Harrison (1851-1944), with words by Scottish poet and author Meta Orred (1844-1925) which were first published in her 1877 book entitled Poems. With layered dynamics, a rich, chr omatic palette, and a poignant, expressive tempo, this a cappella choral setting […] More info & view score »
	Ave Maria for SATB chorus a cappella SDE-001	SATB	1'40"	Latin	Dole, Sanford	Info/Listen/Buy »
Sanford Dole’s Ave Maria is a harmonized setting of the Gregorian chant antiphon. The soprano part is a metrical version of the Gregorian chant melody. The other parts create a harmonic world that is uniquely Dole’s; what his choirs refer to as the “Dolian mode.” More info & view score »
	Advent Preludes 3 short anthems for SATB Choir SDE-006	SATB	1'45"-2'30"	English	Dole, Sanford	Info/Listen/Buy »
Based on traditional hymns and chants, these three brief anthems present the seasonal texts in a new and compelling way. “Savior of the nations, come!” and “Creator of the stars of night” are easy and very accessible. “Come thou redeemer of the world,” while more advanced, with close harmonies and disparate key changes, repays the […] More info & view score »
	Four Pieces from Byzantine Vespers for SSA chorus ADY-037	SSA	6' 40"	English	Doherty, Anthony	Info/Listen/Buy »
Four texts from the Bible and from ancient Christian sources dating from the late 3rd or 4th Centuries that are sung or chanted in the Orthodox Vesper service that begins the liturgical day. More info & view score »
	Let My Prayer Arise for Mixed choir, flute, and organ ADY-035		3' 20"		Doherty, Anthony	Info/Listen/Buy »
In this passage from Psalm 140/1, the psalmist sees rising incense smoke and lifted hands as a visual metaphor for prayer arising to God. The music echoes this image with rising vocal lines and an ascending ostinato figure from the organ, while the flute takes the place of the incense. The text figures in the […] More info & view score »