Choral Music Mania

Choral music is amazing! It’s superb! Although the list in this genre is not very large, I am working towards increasing it in the future. Having said that, the select few compositions in my repertoire provide secular text and diversified lengths.

Each work listed will eventually link to a page where you can download the composition. Here are the current listings:

Choral Music Works

1. Dramatic Cantata

2. Interlude no. 2 (for Choir, Piano and Strings)

3. Prelude and Fugue no. 2 (for Choir and piano)

4. Interlude (for Choir)

5. Prelude and Fugue (for Choir and Piano)

Choral Chutzpah

The sheer nerve! Why does choral music rank among the most powerful in the music repertoire of various eras? Handel’s Messiah and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, the latter being classified as a Choral Symphony, are two of the most moving works ever written. Why? Why? WHY?

Let’s just say that well-written choral works are awe-inspiring, and leave it at that. Why? They just are... there’s just something magical about the human voice. These works also have different name categories, one of the most common being the Choral Prelude. Two great composers that wrote for this splendid genre include Bach and Brahms.

What did you say? You want one more form of a choral composition form? Okay then, how about a Choral Fantasia. The composers responsible for this form are Beethoven and Holst, with their Op. 80 and Op. 51 compositions respectively.

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