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This hymn was written in Latin by Franciscan (Minorite) friar Jean Tisserand (b. France, 15th century; d. 1494); it was found in an untitled booklet printed in Paris between 1518 and 1536. Tisserand's text, which began 'O filii et filiae, Rex coelestis,' was preceded by three 'alleluias' and concluded by one. Several additional Latin stanzas were added at a later date.
Rachmaninov - Bogoroditse Devo , arr. Gordon
Brahms - Wie Lieblich sind deine Wohnungen (Digital PDF Download), arr. Gordon
Borne - Carmen Fantasie Brilliante for Solo Flute and Concert Band (Digital PDF Download), arr. Marc Oliver
Palestrina - Sicut Cervus, arr. Gordon
Gage - Trumpet Players Warm Up and Practice Guide
28 Italian Songs & Arias - Medium Low Voice (CD accompaniment only)
Aquila - Hosanna In The Highest for for accompanied SATB chorus (downloadable digital PDF)
Bizet - Bohemian Dance, arr. Marc Oliver
Bizet - Entr'acte to Act II of Carmen, arr. Marc Oliver
Bizet - Jeux D'Enfants, arr. Tousignant
Bizet - Nocturne from Carmen Suite 2, arr. Marc Oliver
Johnny Edwards II - Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening for Mixed Chorus and Piano (Digital PDF Download)
Rossini - Overture to La Gazza Ladra, arr. Marc Oliver
Sousa - The U. S. Field Artillery March, arr. Marc Oliver
Strauss II - On the Beautiful Blue Danube, arr. Marc Oliver
