Hidden Gem: Ave Regina Caelorum (Steven Talley)
This sweet, simple SATB motet provides a contrast to heavier, darker Lenten repertoire. But it’s going out of season soon.
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This sweet, simple SATB motet provides a contrast to heavier, darker Lenten repertoire. But it’s going out of season soon.
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Find out why this motet is simple enough for beginning choirs yet demanding enough to challenge seasoned singers.
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This striking Christmas motet puts Latin text atop jazzy harmonies to lull Our Infant Lord to sleep.
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Salve Regina is still in season for another three months. You have plenty of time to learn this simple yet satisfying piece.
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This simple canon makes a great “anytime” Offertory motet for developing choirs and experienced ensembles alike.
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This little-known, accessible motet could serve as your choir’s introduction to the thrilling sonic world of Anton Bruckner.
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Here’s a Spanish Baroque motet that will gradually, gently win your heart while giving your choir another good option for the entire Christmas cycle.
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