Oosterhuis, Huub
Found in 89 Collections and/or Records:
A Song for the winter, 1998
No Silvery Sleigh Rides
for unison choir and assembly, with keyboard accompaniment
Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score
This lengthy setting for unison choir and assembly, with common formula with recurring modulations, and a steady, trudging accompaniment. The Dutch winter scene is connected with the unfolding political events of the 1970s, and the implications of the Vietnamese War for the Netherlands.
Al breekt een zondvloed los - beurtzang naar psalm 32 (v.6,7) = And Should A Deluge Break Loose - Antiphonal Song from Psalm 32:6-7, 1979 - 1981
Antiphonal Song from Psalm 32:6-7 for Assembly and SATB Choir, Cantor and Schola for Keyboard (Organ) Accompaniment
Als de Heer he huis niet bouwt = If The House Is Not Build By God (Ps 127), 1967 - 2001
Antiphonal Song From Psalm 127 for Unsion Choir and Assembly with Keyboard (Organ)
Als God ons thuisbrengt = Home From Our Exile, 1967 - 1994
Antiphonal Song from Psalm 126 for Psalmist (Cantor), assembly and SATB Choir with Keyboard (Organ), 2 Flutes and Guitar
Als ik U aanreo - beurtzang naar psalm 4 = When I Invoke You - Antiphonal Song from Psalm 4, 1979 - 1981
Antiphonal Song from Psalm 34 for Cantor/Schola and Assembly with Keyboard Assompaniment
And Should A Deluge Break Loose, 1981
Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score.
And Yet, 1980
2-Voice Canonic Song from Psalm 13 for Assembly and Unison Choir with Piano Accompaniment. Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score set two ways.
Bless us with the light of your eyes, 1979
Antiphonal Song from Psalm139 for Cantors, Assembly and SATB/SSA Choirs with Organ Accompaniment Vocal score with accompaniment and vocal score, with commentary by Tony Barr.
Can The Dust, 1981
Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score.
Compassion and faithfulness, Translation and annotation
Introductory text and score, formatted for united choir and assembly with accompaniment; and vocal part, all with text translated into English by Tony Barr.