Sacred Music

Petition for mixed chorus acapella, 2000

This magnificat was written for a four-part choir. It is fairly simple to sing.

 

Sheet Music

MP3 File
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Copyright 2000, David Simmons - All Rights reserved (See Below)

Magnificat for mixed chorus and sythesizer, 1994

This magnificat was written for a two-part choir accompanied by a General MIDI sythesizer, and is fairly simple to sing.

 

Sheet Music

MIDI files

MP3 Files
Click here for Sheet music in PDF 3.0 Format (83k) Click here for the accompaniment MIDI file (38k)
Click on the image to go to the MP3.com site where a recording of a performance by the VTS choir can be obtained...
Click here for the MIDI file with voice parts added (For rehearsal only) (38k) Click here for an MP3 of just the accompaniment, in case you don't have access to a MIDI synth, or have one even more cheesy than mine... (Stereo, 3.2 MB)

Copyright 1994, David Simmons - All Rights reserved (See Below)

Nunc Dimittis/Requiem Aeternam for mixed chorus and sythesizer, 1994

This piece was written for a four-part choir with soprano soloist accompanied by a General MIDI sythesizer.

 

Sheet Music

MIDI files

MP3 Files
Click here for Sheet music in PDF 3.0 Format (76k) Click here for the accompaniment MIDI file (20k)
Click on the image to go to the MP3.com site where a recording of a performance by the VTS choir can be obtained...
Click here for the MIDI file with voice parts added (For rehearsal only) (24k) Click here for an MP3 of just the accompaniment, in case you don't have access to a MIDI synth, or have one even more cheesy than mine... (Stereo, 4 MB)

Copyright 1999, David Simmons - All Rights reserved (See Below)

Notes

Since I am not a professional composer, I do not depend on royalties to make a living. I am more interested in having my music performed than receiving remuneration. If you wish to perform the Magnificat, please e-mail me to receive permission, which will be likely granted.

The MIDI files can be played on any Mac with Quicktime or PC with a sound card installed. It sounds best when channeled through a good General MIDI synth.

I continue to retain all intellectual property rights to these works and their associated files. Permission to download does not infer a realease or transfer of ownership.

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