For a cappella men's chorus

Songlist: Op.50 Nos.1-6, Op.75 Nos.1-3, Op.76 Nos.1 and 4, Op.115 Nos.1 and 2, Op.120 Nos.1,3, and 4, Ersatz fuer Unbestand (without opus)

A true apotheosis of life, Mendelssohn's music absolutely overflows with energy, ebullience, drama, and invention, as evidenced in his most enduring works: the incidental music to A Midsummer Night's Dream. While the sunny disposition of so many of Mendelssohn's works has led some to view the composer as possessing great talent but little depth, however these religious compositions reflect the complexity and deeply spiritual basis of his personality. German and English text.

Songlist: Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant Depart, Op. 69 No. 1, O Be Joyful In The Lord, Op. 69 No. 2, My Soul Doth Magnify The Lord, Op. 69 No. 3, Lord, Lord, Have Mercy Upon Us

'The Nightingale (Die Nachtigall)' was composted on June 19, 1843 and published as No. 4 in Sechs Lieder, Op 59. Words by Johann Wolfgang von Goeth, based on a Greek folksong published in 'Chants populaires de la Grece moderne' with French translations by Claude Charles Fauriel accompanying the original texts. Goethe's version, published in 1827 is entitled 'Landlich, though Mendelssohn preferred the title given here. 'The Woodland Singers (Die Waldvogelein)' was composed on June 19, 1843 and published as No 4 in Sechs Lieder, Op 88. The author of the words, given simply as Scutz, is almost certainly heinrich Schutz who published a volume of 'Vermischte Gedichte' at Karlsruhe in 1841. 'Song for the New Year (Neujahrslied)' was composed on August 8, 1844 and published posthumously as No 1 in Sechs Lieder, Op 88. Words by Johann Peter Hebel (1760-1826). The original poem has five verses, of which Mendelssohn set only the first four.

Songlist: The Nightingale, The Woodland Singers, Song for the New Year

A set of unaccompanied eight-part motets with German and English texts.

Songlist: Christmas, New Year, Ascensiontide, Passiontide, Advent, Good Friday

Contents: Auf Flügeln Gesanges - Der Blümenkranz - Der Blumenstrauss - Der Mond - Des Mädchens Klage - Frühlingsglaube - Frühlingslied (Spring) - Herbstlied (Autumn) - Jagdlied - Liebende Schreibt - Minnelied (Love Song) - Neue Liebe (New Love) - Schilflied - Suleika - Volkslied - Wanderlied.

Songlist: Der Blumenstrauss, Der Mond (Mendelssohn), Jagdlied (Hunting Song), Neue Liebe, Suleika (Fain Moisty)mendelssohn, Fruhlingslied(Spring)mendelssohn, Volkslied (Mendelssohn), Wanderlied (Mendelssohn), Schilflied (Mendelssohn), Herbstlied (Autumn) Mendelssohn, Liebende Schreibt (Mendelssohn), Fruhlingsglaube (Mendelssohn), Des Madchens Klage (Mendelssohn), Der Blumenkranz (Mendelssohn), Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges, Love Song, Op. 34 (Minnelied)

Mendelssohn's Elijahis an oratorio for SATB soli, SATB chorus, orchestra and organ, with the text derived from the Lutheran Bible by Julius Schubring. The English version of the text was translated by William Bartholemew. This New Novello Choral Edition of the vocal score contains comprehensive performance notes and detailed editorial markings and suggestions, as edited by Michael Pilkington. The German text is also included in the vocal score, and a German translation of the performance notes is also provided.

Hymn of Praise was composed in 1840 to celebrate the four-hundredth anniversary of the invention of printing. Scored for two soprano and tenor soloists, SATB and orchestra. English text by J. Alfred Novello after the Lutheran Bible. Revised edition by Michael Pilkington.

Contents: Autumn Song - By the Plashing Fount I Stand - Evening Song - Farewell Song/Birds of Passage - For in His Own Hand - For So Hath the Lord Commanded - Greeting - How Can I Blithe and Cheerful Be - I Leaned Against Tow'ring Mast - I Waited for the Lord - I Would That My Love - The Maybell and the Flowers - My Song Therefore Shall Be - Now We Are Ambassadors - O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast - Tulerunt Dominum Meum.

Songlist: Evening Song, Autumn Song, I Would That My Love, Farewell Song/Birds Of Passage, Greeting (Mendelssohn), O Wert Thou In The Cauld Blast, Maybell And The Flowers,The, I Waited For The Lord, My Song Therefore Shall Be, For In His Own Hand, By The Plashing Fount I Stand, How Can I Blithe And Cheerful Be, I Leaned Against Tow'ring Mast, Tulerunt Dominum Meum, Now We Are Ambassadors (Mendelssohn), For So Hath The Lord Commanded

English.

Songlist: Help, Lord (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Lord, bow Thine ear (Mendelssohn-Elijah), For He shall give His angels (Mendelssohn), Blessed are the men who fear (Mendelssohn), Baal, we cry to thee (Mendelssohn), Hear our cry, o Baal (Mendelssohn), Baal! Baal! (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Draw near, all ye people (Mendelssohn), Cast thy burden (Mendelssohn-Elijah), The fire descends (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Thanks be to God! (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Be not afraid (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Woe to him! (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Behold, God the Lord (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Holy is God the Lord (Mendelssohn), Go, return upon thy way (Mendelssohn), Then did Elijah (Mendelssohn), But the Lord from the north (Mendelssohn), O come, everyone that thirsteth (Mendelssohn), And then shall your light (Mendelssohn), Be Not Afraid, He Watching Over Israel, If With All Your Hearts (Elijah), It Is Enough (Mendelssohn-Elijah), Lift Thine Eyes To The Mountains, O Rest In The Lord, Yet Doth The Lord (Mendelssohn), He That Shall Endure (Mendelssohn), Hear Ye, Israel! (Hore Israel), Then Shall The Righteous Shine, and more

English.

Songlist: Lord, Thou Alone Art God (Mendelssohn), Now This Man Ceaseth Not (Mendelssohn), And All That Sat In The Council (Mendelssohn), Stone Him To Death (Mendelssohn), Happy And Blest Are They (Mendelssohn), Rise! Up! Arise! (Mendelssohn), I Praise Thee, O Lord (Mendelssohn), O Great Is The Depth (Mendelssohn), The Nations Are Now The Lord's (Mendelssohn), How Lovely Are The Messengers (Mendelssohn), I Will Sing Of Thy Great Mercies, Thus Saith The Lord (Mendelssohn), Is This He? (Mendelssohn), O Thou, The True And Only Light (Mendelssohn), For So Hath The Lord (Mendelssohn), The Gods Themselves (Mendelssohn), O Be Gracious, Ye Immortals (Mendelssohn), For Know Ye Not? (Mendelssohn), But Our God Abideth In Heaven (Mendelssohn), This Is Jehovah's Temple (Mendelssohn), Be Thou Faithful Unto Death (Mendelssohn), Far Be It From Thy Path (Mendelssohn), See What Love (Mendelssohn), Not Only Unto Him (Mendelssohn), But The Lord Is Mindful Of His Own, Jerusalem Thou Killest Prophets (Mendelssohn), To Thee O Lord (Mendelssohn), To God On High (Mendelssohn), Sleepers, Wake, A Voice (Mendelssohn), Consume Them All (St.Paul), and more

The comb binding creates a lay-flat book that is perfect for study and performance.

A choral worship cantata for SATB with TBB Soli composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

A choral worship cantata for SATB with SATB Soli (E/L) composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

A choral worship cantata for SATB or SSATB with SATB Soli composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

A choral worship cantata for SATB with SST Soli composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

Mendelssohn's famous oratorio, "Elijah," was written in 1846 and depicts various events in the life of the Biblical prophet Elijah, taken from the books 1 Kings and 2 Kings in the Old Testament. The work is written for four vocal soloists (bass/baritone, tenor, alto, soprano), full symphony orchestra, and a large chorus. Vocal score with piano accompaniment. Text is in German and English.

Mendelssohn's famous oratorio, "Elijah," was written in 1846 and depicts various events in the life of the Biblical prophet Elijah, taken from the books 1 Kings and 2 Kings in the Old Testament. Choral score only, without piano accompaniment. Text is in English.

A choral worship cantata for SATB with S Solo composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

A collection of songs for Low Voice, composed by Felix Mendelssohn.

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Songlist: Say, Where Is He (Mendelssohn), This Man We Have Found (Mendelssohn), He Stirreth Up The Jews (Mendelssohn), Away With Jesus (Mendelssohn), Crucify (Mendelssohn), We Have A Sacred Law (Mendelssohn), Daughters Of Zion (Mendelssohn), He Leaves His Heavenly Portals (Mendelssohn), There Shall A Star Come Out Of Jacob

English.

These popular, folksong-like and yet ingenious four-part songs to sing in the open air form a significant part of the composer's oeuvre. The name SAM-Klang takes the three voice parts from the arrangements -- Soprano, Alto and Men -- and combines it with the Scandinavian and German words for sound to create the portmanteau word sound together or harmony. The series offers basic and advanced choral repertoire. In addition to new repertoire and new arrangements, you will also find essential parts of the classical German, Scandinavian, French and English SATB repertoire, carefully and considerately reworked for SAM. The arrangements retain the characteristic features of the original movements and have almost the same richness of timbre, resulting in works which sound nearly unchanged to an audience. Piano reductions of all choral movements facilitate rehearsal preparation. The arrangements offer development opportunities for all voice sections, bringing new life and new quality to SAM choir work. SAM-Klang enables youth choirs to gain access to classical choral literature and ensures that mixed choirs who face challenges in finding singers for all male voice parts continue to have access to well-loved repertoire.

Songlist: Lerchengesang, Herbstlied, Die Primel, Fruhlingsahnung, Fruhlingsfeier, Morgengebet

English.

24 Songs by Felix Mendelssohn and Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel contains youthful gems by two great Romantic composers, originally published only under Felix Mendelssohn's name. Includes word-by-word translations of the Italian, French and German text as well as a translation into the International Phonetic Alphabet.

Songlist: Abendlied, Das Heimweh, Die Nonne, Entsagung, Erntelied, Ferne, Frage, Fruhlingsglaube, Fruhlingslied, Gestandnis, Hexenlied, Im Fruhling, Im Grunen, Im Herbst, Italien, Maienlied, Minnelied, Minnelied, Pilgerspruch, Romanze, Scheidend, Sehnsucht, Suleika Und Hatem, Verlust, Wartend

24 Songs by Felix Mendelssohn and Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel contains youthful gems by two great Romantic composers, originally published only under Felix Mendelssohn's name. Includes word-by-word translations of the Italian, French and German text as well as a translation into the International Phonetic Alphabet.

Songlist: Abendlied, Das Heimweh, Die Nonne, Entsagung, Erntelied, Ferne, Frage, Fruhlingsglaube, Fruhlingslied, Gestandis, Hexenlied, Im Fruhling, Im Grunen, Im Herbst, Italien, Maienlied, Minnelied, Minnelied, Pilgerspruch, Romanze, Scheidend, Sehnsucht, Suleika Und Hatem, Verlust, Wartend