Snow Dance for the Dead composed by Seán Doherty is a piece that leaves an immediate and long-lasting impression on the listener and performer. The sheer power of the music provokes an emotional response, even without a deep understanding of the meaning of the work. Scratching beneath the surface of the work reveals a devastating backstory and a composer’s artistic mind at work, making one’s interaction with the piece even more compelling and impactful.
I waited patiently for the Lord… he put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. (Psalm 40) ‘New Year, New Beginnings’ Choirs were among the activities to be most severely impacted by the Covid pandemic. Community music making was silenced for nearly two years. This sent musicians and singers … Continued
The period of voice change can be a confusing and difficult time for boy singers. Dr Jenevora Williams guides us through the topic and provides some practical tips and advice on how conductors, teachers and parents can help.
Eoin Conway shares his memories of the song as a child, and why he plumbed deep into the well of his emotions while writing his arrangement of this classic Irish folksong.
Inspired by the sense of peace and solitude found on the banks of a river, the story of the origin and success of Flow Water is a heart warming one.
Choirs are always excited about the challenge of a new piece and putting their practice on show at their next concert or competition. We’ve selected nine SATB pieces from our catalogue which are sure to connect deeply with your singers and audience.
11 Christmas pieces guaranteed to bring something special to your festive programme.
We’ve composed a list of 10 Must-Have Pieces for Choir Competitions and Festivals that will ensure your performance stands out from the crowd!
