The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers

The Oxford Book of Choral Music by Black Composers is a landmark collection of non-idiomatic compositions from the sixteenth century to the present day, providing a comprehensive introduction to an area of choral music that has been historically under-represented. This unique anthology seeks both to improve representation in the historical canon and to showcase the music of some of the best names in choral music today.

Hosanna to the Son of David, Adams
Music of Life, Boykin
O praise the Lord, Brown
Burton, Burton
Dona nobis pacem, Butler
Psalm 131, Carter
The 100th Psalm, Coleman
By the lone seashore, Coleridge-Taylor
The Lord is my strength, Coleridge-Taylor
Son of Mary, Dett
Four Little Foxes, Furman
Ave maris stella, Garcia
Alleluia, angelus Domini, Garcia
My heart be brave, Garrett
The Gift to Sing, Geter
God be merciful, Hailstork
Bring me all your dreams, Harris, C. H.
April Rain Song, Harris, R. A.
Oh, how can I keep from singing?, Harris, R. A.
Ecce sacerdos magnus, Hurd
As Joseph was a-walking, Kay
How stands the glass around?, Kay
Psalm 57, King
Emendemus in melius, Lusitano
A few more years shall roll, Margetson
See what love, McLin
In Celebration, Moore, D. R.
I, too, Moore, U. S.
Song of our Savior, Perry
Resignation, Price
Magnificat, Robles
Sanctus, Simon
Rivers of Living Water, Weston
The sun himself shall fade, Work
We are the music makers, Wright