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Music: Jean-Christophe Rosaz by Maîtrise de Caen cond. Olivier Opdebeeck Editions JC Rosaz

Mar. 14, 2015 Accompanist: Steven Webb http://www.prairievoices.org https://www.facebook.com/Prairievoices https://twitter.com/_Prairievoices

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Written for 1985 "10,000 voices" Concert, Cardiff, arranged for TTBB by Edmund Walters

Let it be me (Je t' appartiens - Gilbert Bécaud) 4-voices SATB version by Vocalix

UVC Mass CHOIR

mixed choir «Saluto» (Lithuania, Kaunas); Karl Jenkins "The armed man: a mass for peace" III. Kyrie The Museum Hall of Kaunas IX fort, 2012.06.14, Lithuania Kaunas Symphony Orchestra. Martynas Kliučininkas, descant Conductor Ramutė Štreimikytė

Thomas Weelkes' madrigal transposed down for men's voices and sung by The dwsChorale Originally published in Balletts and Madrigals, to Five Voyces, 1598. Hark, all ye lovely saints above Diana hath agreed with Love, His fiery weapon to remove. F...  moreThomas Weelkes' madrigal transposed down for men's voices and sung by The dwsChorale Originally published in Balletts and Madrigals, to Five Voyces, 1598. Hark, all ye lovely saints above Diana hath agreed with Love, His fiery weapon to remove. Fa la la. Do you not see How They agree? Then cease fair ladies; why weep ye? Fa la la. See, see, your mistress bids you cease, And welcome Love, with love's increase, Diana hath procured your peace. Fa la la. Cupid hath sworn His bow forlorn To break and burn, ere ladies mourn. Fa la la.  less

At The request of The Lisbon Cantat Chamber Choir and its Maestro Jorge Alves, I wrote this piece in four voices on a poem by Fernando Pessoa, a poet of extreme importance for The Portuguese language. The score is freely available on my website for anyone...  moreAt The request of The Lisbon Cantat Chamber Choir and its Maestro Jorge Alves, I wrote this piece in four voices on a poem by Fernando Pessoa, a poet of extreme importance for The Portuguese language. The score is freely available on my website for anyone who wants to sing it. Best regards, João