The following links may help you with learning/practicing notes on your own.
Duruflé Requiem, Cyberbass
Duruflé Motets, learnchoralmusic.co.uk
Erb Shenandoah, The Silvis Woodshed, see the very first link under "anonymous or traditional", full choral parts only.
Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine, learnchoralmusic.co.uk
Do you know of other resources? Please leave them in the comments below, or email David Sinden at cvmc.director@gmail.com
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Duruflé, Maurice (1902-1986) - composer of the Requiem, op. 9 and Four Motets, op. 11. Duruflé was a perfectionist, and revised his works continually. (Wikipedia)
Fauré, Gabriel
Franck, Cesar
Racine, Jean
Saint-Etienne-du-Mont - A church in Paris where Duruflé served as organist, from 1929 until his death. Jean Racine's tomb lies in this church. (Wikipedia)
Sainte-Clotilde
Tournemire, Charles
Vierne, Louis
Some chorale members are reporting difficulty hearing the files on Cyberbass.
There is this Troubleshooting Information on the Cyberbass website that may help you.
There is also a note specifically for Mac users
Do other chorale members have advice?
For the next week you can listen to some John Tavener online for free.
The Choir of King's College, Cambridge -- one of the most famous choirs in the world -- sings several works by Tavener on this week's broadcast of Choral Evensong from the BBC. This broadcast is in memory of Tavener, who had a close relationship with this choir. Tavener died this past November.
His music is especially at home in the truly incredible acoustic of King's College Chapel, one of the most remarkable spaces for singing in the world.
You can listen to this service for free online for the next seven days (about Jan 22-30). Don't miss it!
More on Tavener:
New York Times obituary: John Tavener Dies at 69; Composer With Eye on God
NPR Deceptive Cadence: Remembering 'Holy Minimalist' Composer John Tavener
Please email additional resources you find helpful to cvmc.director@gmail.com so that they may be included here. Last update: 20 January 2014.
BACH, J. S. - Lobet den Herrn, BWV 230
