Canticle All Creatures Of Our God and King - Claude T. Smith

An exceptional work based upon the well-known hymntune. Both musical and sonorous, the composer extracts every ounce of power available in the spectacular conclusion. Adding to the finale is an optional organ part, making it especially effective a concert closer. This is one of several sacred settings available from the talented pen of Claude T. Smith. (5 minutes, 45 seconds)

Canticle at Christmastide - James Curnow

Jubilation! Ring in the season with this inspired treatment of Mendelssohn's Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. The harmonic textures and contrapuntal ideas are right on target for the grade level and the majestic setting will lift the spirits of all in attendance. Essential repeated sight rhythms and careful attention to articulations ensure that you will be able to prepare this for performance early in the academic year while reinforcing important technical skills all along the way. This one is a joy to rehearse and perform.Captivating!

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Canticle of freedom - Aaron Copland

Canticle of the Saints - Ed Huckeby

An exciting Ed Huckeby composition that creates an energetic atmosphere of jubilance within the framework of the traditional overture style. Creative changing meter, syncopation and dramatic rhythmic drive, contrasting with the flowing melodic lines in the Andante section, this piece a real "winner" for contest and competition performances.

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Canticle Of The Sun - Larry Clark

A piece with a lyrical chorale and a hymn-like quality, Canticle of the Sun is written in a free flowing style, which is a different approach from this composer. The middle section is based on quintal harmony and contrasts the full sonority of the more open lyrical main theme.

Canticle Of the Sun - Martin Ellerby

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Canticle: All Creatures Of Our God And King - Claude T. Smith

Canticles - Jared Spears

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Cantico Di Frate Sole - Hardy Mertens

Canticulum - Mark D. Slater

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