ANIMA STUDENT ACADEMIC CHOIR REPERTOIRE

SACRED MUSIC (Ukrainian):

• Iryna Aleksiichuk “My Voice to The Lord”, “Holy, holy, Lord of Sabaoth”;
• Maksym Berezovskyi “Rejoice, The Righteous”, “It Is Truly Right”, sacred concerto No. 11 “Glory to God in The Highest Heaven”;                                                                            
• Dmytro Bortnianskyi, sacred concertos: No. 34 “Let God Arise”, No. 4 “Make a Joyful Noise Unto God”;                         
• Stepan Dehtiariov “Lord, You Are My Fortress”;
• Lesia Dychko “Holy God” from St. John Chrysostom’s Liturgy; 
• Mykhailo Krechko “Blessed Be…” from St. John Chrysostom’s Liturgy;
• Mykola Lysenko, arranged by Oleksandr Koshyts “Prayer for Ukraine”; 
• Viktoria Poliova “Prayer to the Holy Cross”;
• Bohdana Pratsiuk “Yelitsy” (“Those who”);
• Volodymyr Runchak “To Jesus’s Death” church canticles pursuant to the Gospel by St. Luke in 4 parts, “Ave Maria”;
• Mykhailo Skorulskyi “Ave Maria”;
• Viktor Stepurko “Pater Noster”, “You Alone Are Holy”, “Praise the Lord” from St. John Chrysostom’s Liturgy; “I Will Give Thanks to You, Lord, with All My Heart”;                                                                       
• Kyrylo Stetsenko “Bless the Lord, My Soul”, “Praise the Lord, My Soul”, “Only-Begotten Son” from St. John Chrysostom’s Liturgy;                                                                  
• Dmytro Stetsiuk “Magnificat”;
• Romuald Twardowski “Bless the Lord, My Soul”;
• Ihor Tylyk, sacred concerto “Open to Me the Doors of Repentance, the Giver of Life”;
• Artem Vedel “My God, My God, Why…”, “Let Our Mouths Be Filled”;
• Yakiv Yatsynevych “Rejoice, O Virgin Theotokos”.

SACRED MUSIC (foreign):

• Aleksandr Arkhangelsky “Devise a Terrible Day”;
• Georgius Bardos “Eli! Eli!”;
• Lajos Bardos “Cantemus!”;
• Georges Bizet “Agnus dei”;
• Javier Busto “Ave Maria”;
• Pavel Chesnokov “My Soul”, “Lord with Us”;
• Gasparini F. “Adoramus te”;
• Gendl J. “Pater noster”;
• László Halmos “Jubilate Deo”;
• Karl Jenkins “Stabat Mater”;                         
• Zoltán Kodály “Mizerere”;
• Antonio Lotti “Crucifixus for 8 voices”; “Vere languores nostros”;
• Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy “Laudate pueri”, “Beati omnes”, “Am Neujahrstage“;
• Musicescu G. “Rugaciunea”;
• Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina “Laudate Dominum”;
• Francis Poulenc, motets “Tenebrae facta sunt”, “Tristis est anima mea”, “Exultate Deo”;
• Sergei Rakhmaninov “The Six Psalms”, “Praise The Name of the Lord”, “In our Prayers, Ever-Vigilant Mother of God”;
• Franz Schubert “Psalm № 23”;
• Sköld А. “Gloria”, “Kyrie”;
• Igor Strawinsky “Pater Noster”;
• Georgy Sviridov “Hymns and Prayers” (fragments);
• Józef Swider “Cantus gloriosus”;
• Pyotr Tchaikovsky “Blessed”;
• Rainmund Wippermann “Der Mond ist aufgegangen”, “La-Le-Lu”.

SHORT SECULAR CHORAL PIECES (Ukrainian):

• Oleksandr Bilash “Let Us Unite”;
• Mykhailo Chemberzhi “A Bird”;
• Lesia Dychko, Diptych based on Taras Shevchenko’s poems: “Ribbon to Ribbon”, “A Narrow Pathway”; “Ode to Kyiv”;
• Bohdana Froliak “Sun is Setting”;
• Serhii Horiunovych “By the River Where the Snowball Tree Is”;
• Viktor Ikonnyk “Sun Is Setting”;
• Kostiantyn Krepak “Buzzy-Wuzzy Busy Fly”;
• Vitalii Kyreiko, Diptych based on Hryhorii Skovoroda’s works: “Oh, the fields”, “I Saw the Grief of This Life”;
• Mykola Lysenko “Spring Song”;
• Liva І. “Shchedrivka”;
• Borys Liatoshynskyi “Sun is Rising from the Grove”, “Water is Flowing to Blue Sea”, “I Walked by the Fence”;
• Ostap Nyzhankivskyi “Celebrating”;
• Viacheslav Samophalov, concerto No. 2 “Masliana”, No. 4 “Osenyny” from the cycle “Four Slavonic Concerts”; 
• Ihor Shamo, folk opera “Yatran Games”: “Kupala”, “Tamping Corydalis”, “Flower, My Troian”, “Oh, Yatran…”, “Time is Flowing, Time is Passing”;
• Myroslav Skoryk “A Melody”;
• Yevhen Stankovych, folk opera “When the Fern Blooms” – “Mermaid’s Kupala” arranged by Mykola Hobdych for a chamber choir;
• Valentyn Sylvestrov, Diptych based on Aleksandr Blok’s texts; “Cherry Garden by the House”;
• Viktor Telychko, folk concert for choir and drums;
• Ihor Tylyk, Triptych “Monologues of Eternity”;
• Yevhen Yutsevych “Ribbon to Ribbon”;
• Volodymyr Zubytskyi “Behind Our Barn”.

SHORT SECULAR CHORAL PIECES (foreign):

• Anton Arensky “Anchar”;
• Campbell L. “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”;
• Giovanni Croce “O vos omnes”;
• Carlosa Farfána “Cielitolindo”;
• José Galvánа “Bésame Mucho”;
• Richard Genée “Insalata Italiana”;
• Thomas Jennefelt “Villarosa Sarialdi”;
• Levi Zh. “Do utre”;
• Cristofano Malvezzi “Noi che cantando”;
• Claudio Monteverdi “Zefiro torna”;
• Thomas Morley “Fire-Fire”;
• Jakub Neske “Mironczarnia”.
• Georgy Sviridov “Three Choruses from the Tragedy Tsar Fiodor Ioanovich”;
• Sergey Taneyev “The Ruins of Tower”, “Look, What a Mist”, “At the Grave”, “The Sunrise”.

LARGE-SCALE MUSIC PIECES (Ukrainian):

• Semen Hulak-Artemovskyi “Zaporozhian (Cossack) Beyond the Danube” (“scene of Andrii with choir”);
• Lev Kolodub, choral parts from opera “The Poet”;
• Mykola Lysenko “Rejoice, Unwatered Field”;
• Lev Revutskyi “The Headscarf”, “Why You Got Black”;
• Kyrylo Stetsenko “Early in the Morning, the Recruits”, “To Shevchenko”;
• Volodymyr Zubytskyi, Requiem “Seven Tears”.

LARGE-SCALE MUSIC PIECES (foreign):

• Johann Sebastian Bach “Oster-Oratorium”;
• Valentin Bibik, opera “Flight”;
• Arrigo Boito “Mefistofele”, choral parts: “Ave signor”, “Su ridiamo..”;
• Antonio Caldara “Missa Dolorosa”;
• Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco “Romansero Gitano”;
• Antonín Dvořák “Stabat Mater” (parts);
• Aleksandr Grechaninov “Demestvenny Liturgy” (fragments);
• George Frideric Händel “Dixit Dominus”, “Zadok the Priest”;
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart “Mesa C- dur”, “Requiem“;
• Carl Orff “Carmina Burana” (parts);
• Henry Purcell, opera “Dioclesian”;
• Sergei Rachmaninov, finale from the opera “Aleko”;
• Gioachino Rossini “Stabat Mater” (parts);
• Alfred Schnittke “Requiem”;
• Franz Schubert „Messa G – dur”, “Messa B – dur”;
• Georgy Sviridov, chorale cantatas “Kursk Songs”, “Night Clouds”;
• Pyotr Tchaikovsky “Yevgeniy Onegin”,  “Stage and Waltz”  (Larina Ball);
• Giuseppe Verdi “Stabat Mater” from “Quattro pezzi sacri”; opera “Nabucco” – scene of Ismaele with choir;
• Antonio Vivaldi “Gloria”, “Magnificat”.

ARRANGEMENTS OF FOLK SONGS

• Iryna Aleksiichuk, 5 arrangements of Ukrainian folk songs for female choir a'cappella “Vesnianky” (Spring Songs) (parts);
• Ivan Bidak “Oy, ty misiatsiu” (Oh, You, the Moon);
• Mykola Hobdych “Nebo yasni zirky vkryly” (Bright Stars Covered the Sky);
• Karpenko K., 2 arrangements of folk songs;
• Filaret Kolessa “V haiu zelenenkim” (At the Green Grove);
• Oleksandr Koshyts “Vyidy, Hrytsiu, na vulytsiu” (Hryts, Come Outside), “Oy, Handziu mylostyva” (Oh, Gracious Handzia);
• Anatolii Kolomiiets “Ivanchyk-Bilodanchyk”;
• Pylyp Kozytskyi “Oy, u poli, poli” (Oh, in the field, in the field);
• Mykhailo Krechko “Yihav kozak na viinonku” (The Cossack was Going to War), “Pade doshch” (Raining), “Oy u poli try krynychenky” (Oh, Three Wells at the Field), “Kolomyiky”, “Letiv ptashok ponad vodu” (A Bird Flew Over the Water);
• Mykola Leontovych “Shchedryk” (Carol of the Bells), “Oy syvaia zozulenka” (Oh, The Grey Cuckoo), “Prialia” (A Spinstress);
• Stanislav Liudkevych “Oy zatsvily fiialochky” (Oh, Violas Have Bloomed);
• Marta Lozynska “Dyvnaia novyna” (Wonderful News);
• Mykola Lysenko “A vzhe vesna” (The Spring is Here);
• Oleksandr Nekrasov “Rozkopaiu ya horu” (I Will Dig Up a Mountain);
• Ostap Nyzhankivskyi “Boh sia rozhdaie” (God is Being Born);
• Lev Revutskyi “Did ide” (Old Man is Coming);
• Kyrylo Stetsenko “Nova radist stala” (A New Joy Has Arisen);
• Olha Tokar “Oy, chyi-to kin stoit” (Oh, Whose Horse is Standing);
• Leopold Yashchenko “Pryletila lastivochka” (A Swallow Has Arrived).