Can anybody recommend some good choral music?
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Thomas Tallis's Spem in Alium is very unusual in that it is written for forty voices. Most of his music is for much smaller forces.\n\nYou could try his five part  'Lamentations of Jeremiah'.  See if you can find a recording of the low pitch version for all male voices which is particularly sumptuous.
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http://www.singers.com/instructional/learntosing.html You will definitely find something helpful here!
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Eric Whitacre is one of my favorite composers. The choirs at University of Akron perform his music frequently.\n\nIf you have not listened to "When David Heard" as sung by the Brigham Young University Singers, do so.  It is an incredible work!
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you can go to download.com they have apretty good selection of music.
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I was a church organist for many years.  At my wedding I had Widor's 'Toccata' (any organist will know what that is as it's a b*&%^y nightmare to play).  'The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba' is a good one, even tho you're departing.  Karg-Elert's 'Now Thank We All Our God' (doesn't sound at all like the hymn!) is a nice one, as is Mendelssohn's War March of the Priests.\n\nI've also played the theme to Brideshead Revisited, Love Changes Everything, and A Whiter Shade of Pale (with my teeth firmly gritted).\n\nLots of people like Handel's Water Music, and Jeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary is very popular.\n\nIf you ask the person who is going to play the music for you, I'm sure they can make other suggestions from their own personal repertoire.  Many organists like to have the chance to play something different than the Bridal and Wedding Marches, so I'm sure they'll be pleased to be given the opportunity to do something different for you.  Some organists even go as far as producing a tape for couples to listen to at leisure, although I didn't.\n\nHope this helps.
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Check these out:\nKamelot\nHammerfall\nTrivium has great potential if they'd wise up on vocals.\nIron Maiden's "Death on the Road" CD is spectacular.
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Choose stuff you like and a song in your range.Another Rogers and Hammerstein musical would be a good source
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Try looking for sheet music groups at http://www.Grouper.com They have tons there.
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That style of music is typically referred to as "Gregorian Chant".  It's very low (bass or baritone) and gutteral.  Creepy stuff.  The Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo De Silos are considered at the top of this genre.  You can find them on Amazon.
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i used to be involved in some choirs: at school, my dorm, and a professional choir. i really enjoyed it. and i fell in love with one of my singing coaches. lol. i sang songs from john rutter and some compositions made by my coach. most of them were religious music or folk songs. i performed in some competitions too.. arghh.. miss that moment. i'm not doing any choir at the moment. been studying abroad for a while and haven't been able to speak local language fluently. hope i can do it again soon. =)
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Are you looking for something popular, or a classical piece?\n\nIf you're looking for popular music, you might try something by Faith Hill, like "Breathe" or "Cry".  I'm not a country fan, but those are both fantastic songs.\n\nClassical it's a little hard to suggest, because I have no idea about your vocal range or your ability to read music.
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Carol of the Bells.  The versions I like are usually from large choirs, or good harmonizations from a smaller group of top notch singers.
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You might want to try The Saint or The Bonham. It'd probably be better to try Austin, though.
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http://backmaskonline.com/\nThat has a good bit of backmasked music.
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The best is Rhapsody In Blue (Gershwin)! There are "simplified" version available if you're not up to the original.
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I don't know if you are experienced with arranging music or know someone that is, but a  few years ago I heard a duet that was sung as a round with Away in a Manger mixed together with Amazing Grace sung to the tune of Away in a Manger.  It really worked well together and would be an awesome duet for church.  Good luck!
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"He leadeth me", "Great is thy faithfulness", or many others.  You can get instrumental hymns from just about any christian book store.