| |  This “Ave Maria” was composed by Dominique Plénat for his daughter’s wedding. This was a touching and original present. It is also unusual because a choir can learn this song in a 30-minute rehearsal. This express-choir-song concept is very interesting and can be explored. This is an Anglo-Saxon-spirit song in collaboration with the Centre de Documentation pour l’Art Choral — Liaisons Arts Bourgogne. |
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| |  This motet was composed by Camille Saint-Saëns in 1914. Be careful, this Ave Maria is intended for mixed voices. |
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| |  Dimitri Tchesnokov is a young French Russian composer. This sheet music was ordered for a wedding. The musical theme is sung by each voice one at a time. The first part is incantatory, the second part highlights divisi voices and the incantation sung by tenors and basses and the simple homophonic conclusion is addressed to Virgin Mary. You can perform it without accompaniment or being accompanied on the organ, celesta, vibraphone and bell, which would highlight the poetic atmosphere. |
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| |  This is a new sheet music from this composer. This series of five sacred pieces is perfect if you don’t know him and you want to try his music. His compositions are lively, happy and can be sung by every choir. They are enjoyed by the audience as well as by the choristers. |
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