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Scores Choral Singing 4 Mixed Voices

Éditions À Cœur Joie
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partition chant chorale 4 voix mixtes

Find repertoire for your choirs : 4 mixed voices (and more) 

Éditions À Cœur Joie, specialistes in choir works, offers a wide range of scores for 4 mixedvoices choirs. You will find in this section scores fitted for all needs and all levels. simply choose your music among an amazin grange of styles, times and origins from Renaissance to contemporary works, jazz, pop, etc. You will certainly find the music you need for your 4 mixed voices Ensemble or Choir.

Those scores are available for sale, some instrumental materials are on hire : just contact us.


We also propose scores for equal voices or 3 mixed voices : discover them now ! Need guidance to choose a 4 mixed voices choir work ? Feel free to contact us :

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Ad Astra

5.10 EUR
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Ad AstraAd Astra, composition by Jacob Naverud for 4-part mixed choir and piano.

Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks.

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (A.M.D.G.)

8.09 EUR
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Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (A.M.D.G.)
Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks.

Adagio in G Minor (Agnus Dei)

4.20 EUR
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Adagio in G Minor (Agnus Dei)
For many years this melody was known as Adagio in G minor by Tomaso Albinoni. It is now agreed that Remo Giazotto is responsible for this beautiful piece.
Regardless of its origins, this melody can be heard in countless applications and now is available for your choir in a beautiful setting using the traditional Latin text Agnus Dei.

Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks.

Adeste fidèles

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2.20 EUR
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Adeste fidèles
“Adeste fidèles” and “Minuit, chrétiens” are probably the most famous carol without coming from popular origins. It is famous but not traditional. It is as much famous as “Les anges dans nos campagnes” and “Stille Nacht.” It is often sung in Christmas concerts. It is so much fixed into French collective memories that the public usually sing in unison when performed. There were as many arrangements as musicians, and choirmasters have many choices. The version we suggest is very simple to learn. It can be sung a semitone lower depending on tenors.

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