The Choral Music of Sandra Milliken
This section of the catalogue contains all my choral music compositions. Most of my original choral compositions are published by Edition Peters London as the Choral Vivace series. Others are published by Sulasol (Helsinki) and Gehrmans Musikförlag (Stockholm).
Each of the titles is categorised by voicing, level of difficulty, accompanied/unaccompanied and sacred/secular. To assist your browsing of the catalogue, each category can be individually selected to narrow your search.
Full details of each title can be seen by clicking on the title or by mousing over the thumbnail photo and clicking on the link symbol. A score sample is provided for each title. Audio clips and/or YouTube links are available for some titles.
The full set of Audio clips can be accessed through SoundCloud.
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Sing, sing for water
Sing, sing for water was written in 2005 for The Queensland [...]
Dormi, Jesu!
Dormi, Jesu! was written during a spare 30 minutes in [...]
Panis Dei
Panis Dei is dedicated to Cantamus Girls Choir and Pamela [...]
The ornamental cat
Most cats are ornamental-looking, given the poses they each adopt [...]
Non nobis Domine
Non nobis Domine is a short work, but it is [...]
Jubilate Deo
Jubilate Deo is an African-inspired work with a traditional [...]
If I open the door
If I open the door has an interesting background story. [...]
Flamenco flamingos
Flamenco Flamingos is a humorous poem, written by a friend [...]
Bus ride
Bus Ride is a short unison work, the text for [...]
Dona nobis pacem
Dona nobis pacem was written in memory of my brother [...]
Laulu rakkaudesta
Laulu rakkaudesta (Song for Love) is a romantic love song commissioned [...]
Snowflakes
Snowflakes is an evocative SSAA piece with text by Longfellow, [...]
Sudoku
During a choir tour to Northern Europe, I noticed one [...]
Stand by our side
Stand by our Side – This evocative piece focuses on [...]
The Squirrel
The Squirrel reflects my affection for these frisky little creatures. [...]