Originally released as a 2-part piece this selection continues to be one of the most popular in the Pavane catalog. This new voicing celebrates the same metamorphosis from fall into winter but arranged for 4-part treble choir. A favorite concert selection for fall concerts the text and tune capture the turning of the leaves in song.

(J'entends le Loup)-An incredibly dynamic adaptation of this beloved French folk song. Quick and rhythmic the work reflects the determination and liveliness of the girl in the poem who won't let others dictate her love or her future. Meter changes body percussion and the dancing oboe and piano parts all work together in this challenging arrangement. Sure to be a favorite of choirs and audiences alike! With piano oboe opt. frame drum and body percussion. Duration: ca. 3:45.

Ron Kean uses a text by William Butler Yeats and appropriately dons it with an Irish musical dressing. The flute is really not an optional addition. You are easily transported to the region through this character piece that dances and flourishes in the land it celebrates. A delightful fugal section bounces with a dum didle dee text eventually emerging into a colorful and thoughtful singing section. For advanced high school and college choirs. Medium to difficult.

Now in a setting for women's voices this haunting and beautiful beloved Christmas song will be an excellent choice for your holiday program! An added separate harp part offers an alternative to either celesta or piano accompaniment. For high school college church and community choirs. Also available for SATB divisi. Duration: ca. 2:50.

Now available in a sensitive a cappella edition this Celtic Woman song is a tender reflection of the love between two people and their gratefulness for each other. ?In the morning when you rise I bless the sun I bless the skies. I bless your lips I bless your eyes my blessing goes with you.? A wonderful tribute to love!

Now available for womens voices this popular French chanson relates the gossipy conversation of a pair of French housewives as they chatter about their husbands. Dance-like phrases echo back and forth along with colorful wordplay and doublemeanings.

For years Jude Roldan has been composing music for the world-famous children's choir that his wife conducts Hail Mary the Queen Children's Choir. Although often based on sacred words as is common in the Philippines this is a concert piece. It begins gently but soon breaks into a dynamic and pulsating &ldquo

Cristian Grases launches his new Latin American and Caribbean Choral Series with this enchanting song of musical mischief that describes a scene in the life of Tottoyo a boy that likes playing outside until the late hours. Energetic entertaining and playful the piece is voiced for treble voices and works for both young and mature choirs. Simple gestures assigned in the music add marvelously to the presentation.

Nicholas Ryan Kelly an emerging composer was introduced to Pavane Publishing through his winning composition in the North Dakota State Edwin Fissinger competition. This new piece demonstrates his skills of musically describing the text. The piano writing is not an accompaniment it is part of the piece. The vocal writing the modulations all reveal an artist at work. Poet Bliss Carman provides a text describing nature's rich colors which are skillfully enhanced under Kelly's care.

Contexte latino, composé en 1978. Un travail attrayant et accessible homophonique et polyphonique qui emploie écrit avec solo et quelques passages a cappella et divisi minime. La partie d'orgue est importante et comprend plusieurs interludes. Convient pour intermédiaire à avancé interprètes standard. / Choeur Et Orgue / 24 pages / niveau : Intermédiaire / Partition