Sur un texte écrit à l'occasion des ' Rencontres poétiques ' de Sourzac (2013), Bruno Rossignol retrouve une veine mélodique et harmonique proche de ses compositions chorales sacrées (' Stabat Mater ', ' Salve Regina '),Le texte original en version bilingue, traduit en occitan par Joan-Loís Lévêque est disponible sous la référence : Paysages doubles - Païsatges doblauds, Editions Delatour France, ref, BDT0029 / Choeur Mixte

First published in 1926 Bye Bye Blackbird has been enduringly popular ever since. It has been recorded by numerous artists and its simplicity brings a beauty which works perfectly for SATB choir.This a cappella arrangement is simple and easy to learn and choirs of all standards will enjoy singing it.Bye Bye Blackbird is here arranged for SATB choir a cappella. Piano reduction included for easy rehearsals.

For SATB unaccompanied-This thoughtful and sensitive setting of the preces and responses for Evensong was written by composer John Gardner for Chorus SATB with solo parts for the priest. Gardner was a modern English composer and teacher held in great esteem who is best known for his setting of Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day which is a most popular arrangement of that carol and frequently performed. While many modern composers have turned their attention to the evening service they have generally confined themselves to the magnificat and nunc dimittis. This step into the liturgical responses is most welcome. The 3/8 setting of The Lord’s Prayer is a particular pleasure.

SATB a cappella-The first of three poems by James Stephens which have been set to music by Barber. For a cappella SATB chorus.

A setting of Christina Rossetti's poem for Soli SATB Quartet and SATB (divisi) chorus. Although this work would tax the most accomplished chamber choirs the composer remains true to rhythmic style and harmonic colour of previous works.

for unaccompanied choir (SATB)-Alec Roth's Lullaby Carol for unaccompanied SATB choir.

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir. The composer writes The Open Secret is a hadith or traditional saying of the Prophet Mohammad attributed to Ali Ibn Abi Talib. The profundity of this hadith moved me to makethis setting for SATB choir. The music is intended to be used in a Christian context to promote an understanding of the depth and beauty of Islam.

An English version by the Rev. J. Troutbeck from the German of Ch. P. Gellert. Arranged for SATB A Cappella by E. Sachs.