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    Animal Crackers Vol. I

  • Duncan France: We [Hibiscus Coast Singers]are singing the SATB version of Animal Crackers [concert June 16/17]. Can you advise a source of MP3s for the individual parts? Thanks in advance Duncan France

    • Alleluia

  • Justin: My friend 2 friends (1 alto and the other soprano) my friend from Virginia ( who is a beast tenor) and I had the "october" score in front of us and we sang this, on a "Ooh". we were all in tears by the end. this has to be my favorite piece of choral music.
  • Justin: This is probably, one of the most moving pieces I have listened in a long time. It's so beautiful and I just love it; so much. <33
  • Jennifer Moffitt: Hey Eric, As discussed at your CD signing at NYC, here's hoping we do this next year at Carnegie. Going to buy it for the cathedral as soon as it is in print (and I pay taxes...). Thanks for adding the liturgical stuff since we can't do the secular pieces at the cathedral.
  • Jonathan Mark: Eric- Thank you so much for this wonderful piece of music, it is such an inspiration for me. I hope to use it for my choir's caroling this year ( if I can somehow get my hands on this piece) because it is so poignant and beautiful. Though you may not be Christian, God is working
  • Paul: The score was recently published by Chester Music. You can find it online and buy it.

    • The City and the Sea

  • Emma: I need an auto repeat. :D

    • When David Heard

  • Margot Beekink: Any parent's biggest fear is loosing a child. As a mother of three sons this piece got me to burst into tears the first time I heard it and still does years later. We will sing When David heard (for the third time) on the next concert of our chamberchoir Kwintessens and rehearsing it makes me
  • Christian Kuhlman: Mr. Whitacre, you have touched thousands of lives with this music. Although I have never lost a son (due to the fact I'm 14 and don't plan on having a son anytime soon), I almost lost my father last summer to necritising pancreatitis, a deadly disease in the stomach area. But everyday, I

    • This Marriage

  • Pam: I used this also at my wedding during our sand ceremony! I had many compliments on the music I picked...much of which was Eric Whitacre! So THANK YOU!

    • Sleep My Child

  • Sarah: First time hearing this, absolutely beautiful.

    • The Seal Lullaby

  • CDL: Heard this for the first time recently...there's such a purity and transparency to this piece, yet a striking depth and gravitas. I do hope you'll keep writing lullabies--and film music. Any chance this film will ever be made?
  • Pam: I used this piece in my wedding for when the grandparents and parents were walking down the aisle! The lyrics seemed very fitting, I chose the instrumental version though.
  • Tommy: Hello Mr. Whitacre! I got told by my teacher that 20 students from my school was invited to sing with the Vancouver Chamber Choir next year under you direction. We were told that we would be singing Seal Lullaby, Cloudburst, and Sleep. Because of the teacher strike situations, there is to be no extra curricular activities

    • Nox Aurumque

  • Jean-Michel DESAI: We enjoy et are very proud to create in France this wonderful piece, during 2 concerts 4th et 6th of may around grenoble in the Alpes. We will sing also LUX.... with the A COEUR JOIE ensemble directed by Francine Bessac with other pieces of M. Lauridsen, Colin Mawby, Martinon

    • Lux Aurumque

  • Hannah Froncek: This song.... The way that the harmony and dissonance play against each other, and yet also together is absolutely beautiful. It rings like a chime; a deep, beautiful chime. The concert choir is singing this song this year, but unfortunately, being one of the lowly freshmen, I don't get to be in concert choir until I'm
  • Steve: Both of my daughters were in the all-state band that premiered Lux Arumque, so I must cry every time I hear it. The three-note horn solo is my oldest, and those are the best three notes I ever experienced in a long life dedicated to music and music education. Lux will be played when my

    • Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine

  • Ilana Klein: Hi Mr. Whitacre! My school finally almost tackled Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine and I wanted to show you in hopes that you would somehow maybe see it. Here's the link and I hope you enjoy it! It's a bit Alto heavy because it's my friend's recording and she was recording in the alto

    • Five Hebrew Love Songs

  • Samantha Kamp: Your music rests in a special part of my soul. It has guided me through my journey with music. The music that you compose is just magical, astonishing in fact. I deeply commend you for your amazing works. My choir is performing "Five Hebrew Love Songs" the SSA arrangement (All girls school) and I have

    • A Boy and a Girl

  • Cooper Aiken: I think it's so awesome how you paint the text with the chords. In almost every chord there is a major or minor second pairing, like the pairing of two lovers... a boy and a girl. YOU ROCK SIR ERIC!!!