SKU: HL.14032616
SKU: HL.14032614
SKU: HL.14032301
SKU: HL.14009368
SKU: HL.48024856
ISBN 9781784545598. UPC: 840126910803. 7.5x10.25x0.03 inches.
From one of the UK's bright, emerging choral composers, Rhiannon Randle, is this sublime setting of the familiar Latin text. O nata lux is a personal reflection on the compelling and timeless choral atmosphere depicted by the famous Thomas Tallis setting of these words. Dedicated to the memory of Randle's late grandmother, the work balances a sense of intimate prayer and meditation with a spiritual declamation of the “light born of light.†To see hope and new life in despair and death - for in the darkness we have seena great light - chimes as much with the season of Advent as it does with personal loss. The lilting homophony of the opening is characterised by light tenuti, intended to provide a sense of gentle ebb and flow, almost as if to accentuate the natural emphases of speech. This then broadens into a polyphonic cascade, which hints at Bruckner as much as paying homage to Tallis's own setting. O nata lux is an exciting addition to the Contemporary Choral Series, suitable for intermediate to advanced choirs looking to support and program new music by outstanding young composers.
SKU: MN.50-8952
UPC: 688670589522.
Commonly associated with Thomas Tallis canon, Bishop Thomas Kens beautiful twilight text is here combined with the composers new tune, creating a hymn-anthem for a restful end to an evening service. A morning text by Ken in the same meter makes the piece suitable for morning worship as well.
SKU: GI.G-10746
Latin. Text Source: From Cantiones Sacrae, 1575. Text by Thomas Tallis.
SKU: GH.N06205
ISBN 9790070032797. 185 x 262 mm inches.
3 engelska motetter for blandad kor.
SKU: HP.F995
UPC: 763628147693.
Classic hymn Choral Piece by Samuel Medley, Thomas Tallis, and Lon Beery.
SKU: MN.50-3521
UPC: 688670535215. English. Matthew 11:28.
Thomas Tallis's sublime THIRD MODE MELODY is used for an unusual choral setting with organ and oboe. Thanks to accessible choral writing and a flowing accompaniment which keeps everything moving along and nicely supported, this anthem is a sure success for your choir. The moving text springs from Matthew 11:28 and is appropriate for Lent and General use.
SKU: BP.CU1047
Allow yourself to be transported in miles and years with the ethereal setting for TTBB a cappella choir. The original motet is by Thomas Tallis, adapted and edited by Craig Courtney. It is at once gentle, powerful, challenging and comforting.
