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Featuring repertoire from the Singers' 2007-2008 season, "The Cloths of Heaven" is the choir's ninth release. The CD includes Anton Bruckner's classic motet "Os justi meditabitur sapientiam," Eric Whitacre's beautiful "Five Hebrew Love Songs," and the world premiere of William Hawley's "The Cloths of Heaven," which was commissioned by the choir. Choral music fans will also find spirituals, gospel music, and sacred and secular music from all over the world.

"Carol of Joy," is the University of Utah Singers' third Christmas album, recorded in Libby Gardner Concert Hall and featuring the Singers from both the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 seasons. Including arrangements of traditional carols, such as "Silent Night," "Go Tell It on the Mountain," and "We Need a Little Christmas" and pieces by familiar composers Natalie Sleeth and John Rutter, the music will warm your heart and fill your home with the spirit of the holiday.

This CD represents a compilation of repertoire from the Singers' 2007 European Tour, including "La Rose Complete" and "Dirait-on" by Morten Lauridsen, "When Daivid Heard" by Eric Whitacre, "Elijah Rock" by Moses Hogan, "Where is Love" arr. by Gene Puerling, "How Can I Keep from Singing?" in both English and French, arr. by Ronald Staheli, as well as Europe folk songs such as "Sing a Song of Sixpence" arr. by John Rutter.

The Singers proudly present their first 2-disc set! Disc 1 features music from the University of Utah Singers triumphant 2006 European Concert Tour, during which they won the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing in Tolosa, Spain! Reminisce with “I Have Had Singing”, “Daemon Irrepit Callidus”, “A Boy and a Girl”, “Cloudburst” and “Ah, El Novio”. Disc 2 offers an engaging program of your favorites from the 2006-2007 season, including Selections from “Into the Woods”, “One of Those Moments”, “Prayer of St. Francis”, “J’entends le Moulin”, “Stars I Shall Find”, “Conversion of Saul”, “How Can I Keep From Singing” and “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?” Packed with a delightful variety of music, this album has something everyone will love!

Inspired by the popularity of the Singers' first Christmas album,"Christmas Morn", this new CD is filled with original arrangements of traditional holiday favorites sure to kindle fond remembrances of Christmases past, bring deeper meaning to Christmases present, and encourage a brighter hope for Christmases yet to come. Recorded Fall 2005 and 2006 in Libby Gardner Concert Hall.

Recorded Fall 2005, this CD features a delightful selection of songs from some of America’s rich music traditions. Enjoy American Love Songs, variations on American folk songs, Songs of the Slaves, African American Spirituals and Gospel Music, songs from American Dance Halls and the Wild West, selections from the songbook of Stephen Foster and other Memories of Home. Artwork for this CD by Leslie Allen;
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This recording marks a triumphant second year for the University of Utah Singers and their victorious European Tour. Recorded May 2005 in Munich, Germany, it contains most of the a cappella repertoire they performed on their tour, including Sacred American Anthems, European Motets, Marian Anthems, Commentaries on Love, Musica Latinoamericana, American Folk Music, Spirituals, and more.

This CD of Christmas music, recorded Fall 2004 in Libby Gardner Concert Hall, features eleven carols by composers and arrangers from Utah. Enjoy such perrenial favorites such as "Angels We Have Heard on High," "Deck the Halls," "Carol of the Bells," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "O Holy Night," and "Silent Night." Bask in the holiday spirit conveyed by original carols such as "Night of All Nights," "Jesus the Savior is Born" and "Star of Bethlehem."

This premiere recording documents the University of Utah Singers debut year and was recorded in Libby Gardner Concert Hall and the Assembly Hall at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. A celebration of praise, this album contains a variety of hymns, anthems, and folk music from many religious and cultural traditions, featuring choral music of Eric Whitacre, Gerald Finzi, Daniel Gawthrop, Rene Clausen, Moses Hogan, and more.