Choir Music by Sheyenne - part 2

Butler University Chamber Choir
Daniel C. Blosser, conductor

Tomas Luis de Victoria, O Vos Omnes

A piano/vocal setting of the hymn "Softly and Tenderly," arranged by Daniel Light. The text and hymn tune, first published in 1880, are by Will L. Thompson. 

Sheet Music: https://daniel-light.com/product/softly-and-tenderly/
Hymn Tune: THOMPSON

Garritan Abbey Road CFX Concert Grand

Softly and Tenderly

Butler University Chamber Choir (Live)
by Harriet Steinke

Alleluia (He Is Not Here)

Brahms - Ein Deutsches Requiem op. 45 - IV. Wie lieblich sind Deine Wohnungen

Ballade to the Moon from Three Nocturnes by Daniel Elder. Copyright 2011 by GIA Publications. All rights Reserved. Used with permission. 

Sung by The Bemidji Choir, conducted by Dwight Jilek. Recorded in 2017 by David Trembley of Soundmaster Productions.

The Bemidji Choir 2016-2017

Ballade to the Moon from Three Nocturnes by Daniel Elder (The Bemidji Choir)

Musical Risotto - Soprano Predominant - Jonathan Willcocks - 1/1

Beautiful new Christmas choral piece composed in 2018 by Daniel Blosser, performed by the Christ Church United Methodist Choir and Orchestra, Dan Blosser conducting.
  
(Recorded at Christ Church in Louisville, Kentucky, Sunday morning, December 16th, 2018.)

Copyright 2018, Daniel Blosser

Love Came Down At Christmastime

Daniel C. Blosser is an accomplished choral conductor, singer, and music educator who has held faculty positions at Butler University and the University of Indianapolis. He is a former Artistic Director of Masterworks Chorale in Muncie, Indiana, and was the 2015-2016 Conducting Fellow for the May Festival Chorus in Cincinnati under the direction of Robert Porco. He was the Performing Arts Department Chair at Covenant Christian High School in Indianapolis. He holds a DMA in Choral Conducting from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, a MM in Choral Conducting from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, and a BM in Music Education from the University of Indianapolis.

Tomas Luis de Victoria, O Vos Omnes

Daniel C. Blosser

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