Oosterhuis, Huub
Found in 323 Collections and/or Records:
At times I see : reflections, prayers, poems, and songs, by Huub Oosterhuis ; translated by Redmond McGoldrick, assisted by Ger Groot in collaboration with the author. (New York : Seabury Press), 1974
Selected anthologies, reference books, and critical works related to the Huijbers-Oosterhuis collection.
Awake you who sleep, Translation and annotation
Introductory text and score, formatted for SATB choir and accompaniment, and vocal score, all with text translated into English by Tony Barr.
Beeld en gelijkenis: 12 beurtzangen naar oude wijzen. tekst: Huub Oosterhuis; muziek: Bernard Huijbers. voor kantor, koor, volkszang en klavier. Gooi en Stucht BV, Hilversum., 1978
Selected anthologies, reference books, and critical works related to the Huijbers-Oosterhuis collection.
Beloved Molder, 1988
After Lassus Célébrons sans cesse, for Unison Choir and Assembly in 4-voice canon with Keyboard Accompaniment. Introductory text, vocal score, suggested accompaniment.
Benumbed and scornful, 2022
for SATB choir and assembly with organ accompaniment Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score
Bernard Huijbers and Huub Oosterhuis Sacred Music Collection
Bernard Huijbers and Huub Oosterhuis Sacred Music Collection
This collection brings together published music by Bernard Huijbers and his collaborator Huub Oosterhuis, along with translations, recordings, and related research material collected by Tony Barr.
Black As Jet, 1988
3-Verse Canon from Qoheleth (Ecclesiates) for 2 Voices in Canon with Keyboard Accompaniment. Introductory text, vocal score with accompaniment, and vocal score.
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.
Blest be the One: A tableprayer or communion song, Translation and annotation
Score formatted for unison choir, assembly & SATB vocalization with keyboard accompaniment, and vocal score only, translated into English with commentary by Tony Barr.