Winter and Christmas catalogue
Explore my catalogue dedicated to Winter and Christmas repertoire.
You will find several pieces for mixed choir and treble choir.
If there is something suitable for you, don't hesitate to contact me at giuliodecarlo81@gmail.com to make arrangements.
First snow
With your choir you can tell a sweet and melancholic experience: the need for escape, the need to surrender, the loss of the self in the contemplation of the Winter.
Voicing: SATB divisi
Score and music HERE
Nunc dimittis
My music wants to tell the deepness and the force of the prayer of Simeon, a righteous and devout man, when he saw the child Jesus into the Temple of Jerusalem.
Voicing: SATB
Score and music HERE
O Sapientia
The first of the seven major antiphons of Advent, "O Sapientia", recognizes in Jesus the impersonation of wisdom and therefore invokes his arrival in history.
Voicing: SATB divisi
Score and music HERE
O magnum mysterium
The mystery of an infinite God who becomes so small that he finds refuge in the womb of a young woman, the joy of discovering that Heaven has come to dwell, in silence, on earth: all this is O magnum mysterium.
Voicing: SATB
Score and music HERE
Ecce Rex
This antiphon inaugurates the Novena of Christmas and presents Jesus as a King who carries on himself the yoke of our slavery. This is my chorus version.
Voicing: SATB divisi
Score and music HERE
O Adonai
O Adonai ("O Lord") is the second of the major antiphons of Advent, on whose text I wrote this piece for treble choir. Continuing the journey begun with O Sapientia, Christ is referred to the election of the Jewish people through the figure of Moses, who was the first dux ("leader") of Israel.
Voicing: SSA
Score and music HERE
Ave Maria
This is my version for female choir of the most famous prayer dedicated to the Holy Virgin Mary. I wanted to communicate all the hope of the people who trust the maternal love of Mary with a romantic and sweet music, that presents also moments of force.
Voicing: SSAA
Score and music HERE
Descendit de cælis
To descend from the heavens means to abandon eternity and to encounter space-time. According to the Christian faith this is what the Son of God did "propter nos homines et nostram salutem": for us men and our salvation. My piece tries to tell this unspeakable moment.
Voicing: SSATB
Score and music HERE
Winter Stars
In ‘Winter Stars’ Teasdale speaks on themes of change, aging, and the universe. Through very poetic and lyrical language and diction, she describes the nature of time, its inescapability, and the sorrows it can bring. By the end of the poem though, rather than depressive, the mood is contemplative and peaceful. My music wants to be a way to express all these feelings.
Voicing: SATB divisi
Score and music HERE
