Les pièces à trois voix mixtes sont proposées pour soprano, alto et basse, certaines d'entre elles peuvent être chantées par une voix de femme et deux voix d'homme. De même, la plupart des pièces à quatre voix mixtes (SATB) peuvent être exécutées par trois voix de femme et une voix d'homme. Contenu : 3 VOIX MIXTES: J'ay espéré (chanson de la Renaissance publiée par Pierre Attaingnant) - Hélas ! Que c'est ung grant remort (chanson de la Renaissance (publiée par Pierre Attaingnant) - 0 Felice nocchiero (Canzonette de Orazio Vecchi) - L'ultima volta ch'io (Canzonette de Orazio Vecchi - Lasso no é cor mio ( Villanella de Luca Marenzio) - Se il dolce sguardo (Villanella de Luca Marenzio) - Quando sperai (Canzonette de Claudio Monteverdi) - Son questi i crespi (Canzonette de Claudio Monteverdi) - Your shining eyes (Madrigal de Thomas Bateson) - 0 Felix anima (Motet de Giacomo Carissimi) - Due pupille (Nocturne de Wolfgang A. Mozart) - Psaumes 31 et 69 (Joseph Haydn) - Mich zieht es nach dem Dârfchen (Schumann) - Wesley's Challenge (Tom Johnson) - 4 VOIX MIXTES: 0 bone Jesu (Marco Antonio Ingenieri) - 0 Salutaris hostia (Giovanni Francesco Anerio) - Panis angelicus (Claudio Casciolini) - Ach, Gott, wie manches Herzelied (Choral de J.S. Bach) - Ach wie flüchtig, ach wie nichtig (Choral de J.S. Bach) - Erlaube mir, feins Mädchen (J. Brahms) - Somebody loves me (Gershwin) - Margie, Barber shop song (arrangement de Jacques Petit) - Every time I feel the Spirit (Spiritual arrangé par Marc Meyer) - Wesley 's Challenge (Tom Johnson) Compositeur/Auteur : CORNU Françoise Discipline/Instrument : choeur Support : Partition Style/Genre : méthode - études Date de parution : sept.-03

One of the most recognized anthems from the English Renaissance in a new adaptation specifically geared to the limits of younger voices and middle school choirs. Intimate and expressive this would work well in both concert and worship settings and provides a great way to introduce young singers to historical choral works. Available for SSA and 3-Part Mixed.

One of the most recognized anthems from the English Renaissance in a new adaptation specifically geared to the limits of younger voices and middle school choirs. Intimate and expressive this would work well in both concert and worship settings and provides a great way to introduce young singers to historical choral works. Available for SSA and 3-Part Mixed.

Discovery Level 2-Introduce your choir to Renaissance a cappella singing through this well-known Thomas Morley madrigal. An excellent choice at festival and contest for younger choirs. Available separately 3-Part Mixed (opt. a cappella) 2-Part(opt. a cappella) VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:50.

(Let All Be Singing and All Be Dancing)-Hassler's lively and dance-like madrigal originally written for five voices a cappella is re-voiced here for 3-part mixed and optional accompaniment. Both English and German are included and can be sung in either language or a combination. A smart choice for young singers beginning their exploration into Renaissance music.

A selection of nine works by Tomkins including his seven Penitential Psalms which comprise a fine and coherent set. Edited by Ivan Moody this is part of a series of short volumes each devoted to a single composer or appropriate group of composers thoroughly exploring the unlimited resources of Renaissance sacred polyphony.

This gospel-flavored work is a setting of lyrics by famed Harlem Renaissance composer/poet James Rosamund Johnson depicting the power of music to change darkness to light and sadness to joy. A wonderful selection for combined choirs and festival performances!

Now available for 2-Part accompanied voices. A period selection from the Renaissance the English and Italian texts are both provided.

The English Renaissance composer Thomas Weelkes gave us the madrigal “Welcome Sweet Pleasure” in 1598 as an SSATB score. Patrick Liebergen has edited and arranged this wonderful work into an SSA choral that isdance-like and excellent for teaching text declaration. The accompaniment is optional making the work perfect for any general concert or madrigal dinner performance.

The volumes of this expanding series are devoted to a wide range of sacred renaissance motets with Latin texts and contain a mixture of well known and unfamiliar pieces some of which are published for the first time.Allappear in completely new editions by Anthony G. Petti.

This little known English carol is appropriate for holiday concerts, Yuletide feasts, and madrigal performances. Evoke a Renaissance atmosphere this December, singing of wassail---both a cordial greeting and a spiced mulled cider. / Choeur SAB