Name: La Monja Blanca (for SATB a cappella chorus) by RiverAvon
Duration: 1 min 27 s
Description: La Monja Blanca is a flower found in a small part of Guatemala, and is also called the ‘adorable white nun’. This simple, mostly homophonic work, features a tenor soloist for the middle section, and is nostalgic throughout. Suitable for all choirs.

Inspired by the tragic events in Aleppo, Syria, this is a sombre work for strings and bells.

Aleppo

La Monja Blanca is a flower found in a small part of Guatemala, and is also called the ‘adorable white nun’. This simple, mostly homophonic work, features a tenor soloist for the middle section, and is nostalgic throughout. Suitable for all choirs.

La Monja Blanca (for SATB a cappella chorus)

Gloria begins very simply with a tenor soloist singing a brief chant-like melody, before handing over the reins to the sopranos, then the altos, and finally the full choir. The work builds to a climax, before transitioning to a more sombre and serene middle section. It then concludes with the opening soprano and alto melody. This piece is sure to please!

Gloria (for SATB a cappella choir)

Make a Joyful Noise employs mixed meter in the opening and closing sections, which sandwich a slower, poignant middle section. Upbeat and spirited, this piece will enliven your audience or congregation. The text is based on Psalms 100 and 150.

Make A Joyful Noise (for SATB a cappella choir)

Composed for high school singers as a commission by CODA Concerts, New York, this piece will appeal to all ages. Typical Childs melodies gently weave throughout this beautiful work set to the poem of Rumi. The refrain ‘My heart is a pen in your hand’ provides for a change in tempo.

La Monja Blanca (for SATB a cappella chorus)

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