Atelier Vigilate makes artisanal music for the life of the world.
Sacred choral music is available for free downloading. You may make copies of the downloaded music as needed for your choir. To listen to audio samples, click on "Preview this item (MPG)" on a work's product page. Some of our music is available in printed folio collections as well. Their product pages provide access to visual samples of the music. Video scores of some music can be seen on YouTube. God bless you.
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Download: FREE Anthem for SAB choir on text by St. Symeon the New Theologian. Long sustained phrases, homophonic in texture at adagio tempo, convey the intense concentration of prayer to the True Light. With keyboard reduction.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While a video preview is available here, a page preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 1' 40".  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE An SATB setting of the Lord's Prayer in Latin, using a contrapuntal style which relaxes toward a calm homophony at the end. Tone painting is exhibited particularly by the tortured voice leading as the text pleads that we not be led into temptation (pages 5 and 6) and the use of the Gregorian "joy" motif (fa sol la sol la) at "gloria" (on page 7).
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Download: FREE Sacred anthem for mixed choir, SATB, a cappella, non divisi, with smoothly flowing contrapuntal and homophonic textures. With piano reduction. Medium difficulty. Text by St. Anselm. Duration: ca. 2' 30".
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Download: FREE A setting of two verses from Psalm 51, for mixed choir SAB a cappella, with a tempo marking of Lento pensieroso. The words "and my mouth shall proclaim your praise" are re-set to quicker notes and the work ends with a major sonority. With keyboard reduction.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While an video preview is available on YouTube, a page preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 2' 20".  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE This eloquent anthem for SAB choir opens with independent contrapuntal lines and ends with homophonic calm assurance. Keyboard reduction provided. Text by Jeremy Taylor.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While a video preview is available on YouTube, a page preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 1' 15".  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE Edition by Craig Klampe for SAB choir of "Nous voyons que les hommes" by Jacques Arcadelt. Originally published in 1554, this chanson was the basis for Arcadelt’s purported “Ave Maria” that first appeared in the 19th century -- still believed by some to be a Renaissance masterpiece. This edition matches the music to a hymn text by John E. Bode (1886). With keyboard reduction.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While an audio preview is available on this product's page, a visual preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 1' 40".  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE Simple syllabic, chordal setting of the Our Father for mixed choir, SATB, non divisi, to be sung with a soft dynamic and an intimate tone quality.
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Duration: ca. 1' 15".  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE Setting of Eastern Orthodox prayer to Christ our God. Loud and homophonic in texture at beginning and end, cantabile in the middle section. For SAB unaccompanied choir (with keyboard reduction).
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While an audio preview is available on YouTube, a page preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 1' 10".  Download for Free |
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Print: $7.00 Six original sacred anthems for mixed choir (SAB) a cappella, collected into one volume. In addition, there is an arrangement of Arcadelt's "Nous voyons que les hommes" from 1554 which was the basis for the "Arcadelt Ave Maria" produced in the 19th century. Listen to ("preview") the music at each piece's download page.
Contents:
1) Set Our Hearts On Fire
2) Teach Me, My God and King
3) Deliver Me From Death, O God
4) This Day I Praise My God
5) Enjoy the Blessings of This Day
6) Come, True Light
7) O Jesus, I Have Promised
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Download: FREE Easy anthem for SAB choir, unaccompanied (but with keyboard reduction in score). Text is a prayer by George Herbert and set in a gentle six-eight meter with soft dynamic throughout.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
While a video preview is available on YouTube, a page preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 1'.  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE Anthem for mixed choir SAB, unaccompanied. With optional solo at the beginning. Keyboard reduction. In a vernacular style utilizing melodic canon in two and three parts.
Permission is given to make as many copies of your purchased download as your choir needs.
A visual preview is available on the page featuring Six Plus One (SAB), a collection which includes this work and six others with similar voicing.
Duration: ca. 2' 45".  Download for Free |
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Father, may this music be shared in your presence, for it is written and offered in Your Son, Christ Jesus, our Lord and merciful elder brother.
Welcome and peace
Vigilate itaque quia nescitis diem neque horam.
Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour. - Matthew 25:13
The knowledge of God requires an interior vigilance, a spirituality, and an openness of the heart that becomes personally aware, in silence and recollection, that there exists a direct access to the Creator. Nevertheless, it is true that God does not disclose himself to an isolated ego. God does not accept a merely individualistic exclusiveness: our relationship to him is linked to our brothers and sisters.
-Benedict XVI
Once when Anthony was living in the desert his soul was troubled by boredom and irritation. He said to God, 'Lord, I want to be made whole and my thoughts do not let me. What am I to do about this trouble, how shall I be cured?' After a while he got up and went outside. He saw someone like himself sitting down and working, then standing up to pray; then sitting down again to make a plait of palm leaves, and standing up again to pray. It was an angel of the Lord sent to correct Anthony and make him vigilant. He heard the voice of the angel saying, 'Do this and you will be cured.' When he heard it he was very glad and recovered his confidence. He did what the angel had done, and found the salvation that he was seeking. -Vitae Patrum
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