Choral Choir (SAB) - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.977675 Composed by Traditional French. Arranged by Sylvia Miles. Christian,Christmas,Classical,World. Octavo. 2 pages. Sylvia Miles #4890429. Published by Sylvia Miles (A0.977675). Dates from the C16.Words: 1.Joseph est bien marié (2), A la fille de Jessé (2). C’était chose bien nouvelle, Que d’ être mère et pucelle Dieu y a bien operé, Joseph est bien marié. 2.Et quand ce vint au premier (2), Que Dieu voulut nous sauver (2), Il fit en terre descender, Son cher fils Jésus pour prendre En Marie humanité: Joseph est bien marié. 3.Quand Joseph eut aperçu (2), Que Marie avait conçu (2) Il lui dit ma bonne amie, Certes dignes je suis mie D’ être vous apparié: Joseph est bien marié.4.Mais Gabriel lui a dit (2), Joseph tu es en credit (2), Car ton épouse Marie Est grosse de fruit de vie Par prophètes publié: Joseph est bien marié.5. Change donc ton pensement (2), Et l’approche hardiment (2), Car par divine puissance, Tu es durant son enfance A le server dédié: Joseph est bien marié. 6.A Noel sur les minuit (2) La Vierge enfanta son fruit (2); Sans lit traversin ni couche, De ce lieu elle ne bouge Où son ame était lié: Joseph est bien marié.Joseph gets a lesson in manners from the angel Gabriel!The sopranos and altos take turns to tell the story: fun to sing with rhythm and energy.  

Choral Choir (SAB) - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1030299 Composed by Traditional Melody. Arranged by César del Caño. 20th Century,A Cappella,Classical. Octavo. 5 pages. Cesar del Cano #6358089. Published by Cesar del Cano (A0.1030299). ·· Polyphonic a cappella work for three mixed voices (S, A, T/B) with divisi.· Approximate duration: 2:30· Pages (5): Cover (1), Score (2, 3, 4), Lyrics (5). Original lyrics (in Galician Languaje), translation (Spanish & English) and other details. This last page also contains various links which can be accessed from the pdf edition.· A video-score from YouTube is attached.·[ENG]Camiña Don Sancho is a so-called border romancillo, from Galicia (Spain), popularized in the 14th century through minstrels, and which constitute poetic documents of the history and intrahistory of two opposing communities (Christian and Muslim). It talks about more or less true facts and famous historical figures belonging to the common history of León and Galicia (former independent kingdoms, currently Spanish autonomous communities).In it, once again, the figure of King Don Sancho appears linked to the myth of the young captive in the Iberian peninsular Muslim territory, and whom he is preparing to liberate. The original melody is built in the Phrygian mode, one of the medieval musical modes, on which this polyphonic version is also made, finally taking it to the point of the so-called gypsy and Arabic scales; hence its title: Frixia (in Galician languaje)[ESP]Camiña Don Sancho es un romancillo de los llamados fronterizos, popularizados en el S. XIV a través de los juglares, y que constituyen documentos poéticos de la historia e intrahistoria de dos comunidades enfrentadas (la cristiana y la musulmana). Habla de hechos más o menos verídicos y de personajes pertenecientes a la historia común de León y Galicia.En él, una vez más, aparece la figura del Rey Don Sancho ligada al mito de la joven cautiva en el territorio musulmán peninsular, y a quien él se dispone a liberar.La melodía original está construida en modo frigio, uno de los modos musicales medievales, sobre el que está realizada también esta versión polifónica, llevándola finalmente al punto de las llamadas escalas gitana y arábiga; de ahí su título.·Composer data:Website: https://www.cesardelcano.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/cesardelcano.espYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr9iLxVNyr-9eBzCd-zlZE_Iyxavn_WhT·

Choral Choir (SAB) - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.818178 Composed by R. L. Pearsall. Arranged by Philip Le Bas. Christmas,Sacred. Octavo. 8 pages. Philip Le Bas #5001259. Published by Philip Le Bas (A0.818178). An arrangement by Philip Le Bas of the wonderful old German Christmas carol In Dulci Jubilo made popular in an English version by R.L. Pearsall (1795-1856), mixing English and Latin words, for 8-part choir and organ. Here the parts are reduced to three (soprano, alto, baritone) so that it can be sung by choirs for whom eight parts is too ambitious! Perhaps surprisingly, the carol retains much of its interesting counterpoint and tuneful lyricism; the arranger hopes that both singers and listeners will enjoy it equally.  1. In dulci jubilo Let us our homage shew: Our heart's joy reclineth In praesepio; And like a bright star shineth Matris in gremio, Alpha es et O!  2. O Jesu parvule, I yearn for thee alway! Hear me, I beseech Thee, O puer optime; My prayer let it reach Thee, O princeps gloriae. Trahe me post te.  3. O patris caritas! O Nati lenitas! Deeply were we stained. Per nostra crimina: But Thou for us hast gained Coelorum gaudia, O that we were there! 4. Ubi sunt gaudia, Where, if that they be not there? There are angels singing Nova cantica; There the bells are ringing In Regis curia. O that we were there!