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Charles D. Coleman

The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers

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Oxford University Press  |  SKU: 9780193561007  |  Barcode: 9780193561007

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The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers is a landmark collection of non-idiomatic compositions from the sixteenth century to the present day, providing a comprehensive introduction to an area of choral music that has been historically under-represented. This unique anthology seeks both to improve representation in the historical canon and to showcase the music of some of the best names in choral music today.

  • Hosanna to the Son of David, Adams
  • Music of Life, Boykin
  • O praise the Lord, Brown
  • Burton, Burton
  • Dona nobis pacem, Butler
  • Psalm 131, Carter
  • The 100th Psalm, Coleman
  • By the lone seashore, Coleridge-Taylor
  • The Lord is my strength, Coleridge-Taylor
  • Son of Mary, Dett
  • Four Little Foxes, Furman
  • Ave maris stella, Garcia
  • Alleluia, angelus Domini, Garcia
  • My heart be brave, Garrett
  • The Gift to Sing, Geter
  • God be merciful, Hailstork
  • Bring me all your dreams, Harris, C. H.
  • April Rain Song, Harris, R. A.
  • Oh, how can I keep from singing?, Harris, R. A.
  • Ecce sacerdos magnus, Hurd
  • As Joseph was a-walking, Kay
  • How stands the glass around?, Kay
  • Psalm 57, King
  • Emendemus in melius, Lusitano
  • A few more years shall roll, Margetson
  • See what love, McLin
  • in Celebration, Moore, D. R.
  • I, too, Moore, U. S.
  • Song of our Savior, Perry
  • Resignation, Price
  • Magnificat, Robles
  • Sanctus, Simon
  • Rivers of Living Water, Weston
  • The sun himself shall fade, Work
  • We are the music makers, Wright

Works:

  • L. Adams: Hosanna to the Son of David
  • Boykin: Music of Life
  • Brown: O Praise the Lord
  • Burton: A Prayer
  • C.D. Coleman: The 100th Psalm
  • Carter: Psalm 131
  • Coleridge-Taylor: By the lone seashore
  • Coleridge-Taylor: The Lord is my strength
  • Dett: Son of Mary
  • Furman: Four Little Foxes
  • Garcia: Ave maris stella
  • Garcia: Alleluia, angelus Domini
  • Garrett: My heart be brave
  • Geter: The Gift to Sing
  • Hailstork: God be merciful
  • Harris: Bring me all your dreams
  • Harris: April Rain Song
  • Harris: Oh, how can I keep from singing?
  • Hurd: Ecce sacerdos magnus
  • Kay: As Joseph was a-walking
  • Kay: How stands the glass around?
  • King: Psalm 57
  • Lusitano: Emendemus in melius
  • Margetson: A few more years shall roll
  • D.R. Moore: In Celebration
  • U.S. Moore: I, too
  • McLin: See what love
  • Perry: Song of our Saviour
  • Price: Resignation
  • Simon: Sanctus
  • Robles: Magnificat
  • Weston: Rivers of Living Water
  • Work III: The sun himself shall fade
  • Wright: We are the music makers
Oxford University Press

The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers

From $ 30.00

Description

The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers is a landmark collection of non-idiomatic compositions from the sixteenth century to the present day, providing a comprehensive introduction to an area of choral music that has been historically under-represented. This unique anthology seeks both to improve representation in the historical canon and to showcase the music of some of the best names in choral music today.

  • Hosanna to the Son of David, Adams
  • Music of Life, Boykin
  • O praise the Lord, Brown
  • Burton, Burton
  • Dona nobis pacem, Butler
  • Psalm 131, Carter
  • The 100th Psalm, Coleman
  • By the lone seashore, Coleridge-Taylor
  • The Lord is my strength, Coleridge-Taylor
  • Son of Mary, Dett
  • Four Little Foxes, Furman
  • Ave maris stella, Garcia
  • Alleluia, angelus Domini, Garcia
  • My heart be brave, Garrett
  • The Gift to Sing, Geter
  • God be merciful, Hailstork
  • Bring me all your dreams, Harris, C. H.
  • April Rain Song, Harris, R. A.
  • Oh, how can I keep from singing?, Harris, R. A.
  • Ecce sacerdos magnus, Hurd
  • As Joseph was a-walking, Kay
  • How stands the glass around?, Kay
  • Psalm 57, King
  • Emendemus in melius, Lusitano
  • A few more years shall roll, Margetson
  • See what love, McLin
  • in Celebration, Moore, D. R.
  • I, too, Moore, U. S.
  • Song of our Savior, Perry
  • Resignation, Price
  • Magnificat, Robles
  • Sanctus, Simon
  • Rivers of Living Water, Weston
  • The sun himself shall fade, Work
  • We are the music makers, Wright

Works:

  • L. Adams: Hosanna to the Son of David
  • Boykin: Music of Life
  • Brown: O Praise the Lord
  • Burton: A Prayer
  • C.D. Coleman: The 100th Psalm
  • Carter: Psalm 131
  • Coleridge-Taylor: By the lone seashore
  • Coleridge-Taylor: The Lord is my strength
  • Dett: Son of Mary
  • Furman: Four Little Foxes
  • Garcia: Ave maris stella
  • Garcia: Alleluia, angelus Domini
  • Garrett: My heart be brave
  • Geter: The Gift to Sing
  • Hailstork: God be merciful
  • Harris: Bring me all your dreams
  • Harris: April Rain Song
  • Harris: Oh, how can I keep from singing?
  • Hurd: Ecce sacerdos magnus
  • Kay: As Joseph was a-walking
  • Kay: How stands the glass around?
  • King: Psalm 57
  • Lusitano: Emendemus in melius
  • Margetson: A few more years shall roll
  • D.R. Moore: In Celebration
  • U.S. Moore: I, too
  • McLin: See what love
  • Perry: Song of our Saviour
  • Price: Resignation
  • Simon: Sanctus
  • Robles: Magnificat
  • Weston: Rivers of Living Water
  • Work III: The sun himself shall fade
  • Wright: We are the music makers

Format

  • Paperback
  • Spiral Bound
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