Eric Whitacre

May our singing be music for others
and may it keep others aloft.
May we sing as one.

Ten years ago we created the Virtual Choir with a simple question: is it possible to make beautiful music together, no matter how far apart we are? After multiple... continued

Eric recently spoke to the BBC for a new radio program about the Hubble Space Telescope ahead of its 30th anniversary on April 24. Hosted by astronaut and artist Nicole Stott, Eric shares how he was inspired by Hubble to write a recent... continued

On April 24, the Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 30 years in orbit. Hubble fundamentally changed the way we understand the universe and to celebrate, we will be live streaming “Deep Field: The... continued

We’re receiving a large number of enquiries about permissions surrounding print music and distant learning. The majority of Eric’s works are published by Hal Leonard or GIA Music and both companies have published statements on their respective websites. For any additional queries, please contact the relevant publisher.

Hal Leonard

GIA Music

Hi gang,

We’ve been receiving vast numbers of requests to support virtual choirs and digital collaborations from around the world over the last week or so. Each time we have made a new virtual choir we have put together the tech that was available at the... continued

Eric is guest editing the MPR Choral Stream Newsletter this Sunday (March 8). Sign up on the MPR website to receive the mailing.

Percussionist Joby Burgess has released an EP of marimba quartet arrangements of some of Eric’s works: Lux Aurumque, Sleep, A Boy and a Girl and October.

The EP is out today and the sheet music is available through Hal Leonard.

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Three new works taken from The Sacred Veil are now available for performance through Hal Leonard.

Child of Wonder – SATB Choir and Piano – 5 minutes –  Hal Leonard

Home – SATB Choir, Piano and Cello (Optional) – 5 minutes – Hal Leonard

You Rise, I Fall – SATB Choir – 8 minutes – You Rise, I Fall

Please email [email protected] with any queries.

“Deep Field: The Impossible Magnitude of our Universe” will be screened at the Intrepid Museum, New York on October 30 as part of their Astronomy Night. Entry is free to the public.

For more information, visit the Intrepid Museum website.

Eric Whitacre Choir is Spitfire’s February Highlight meaning you have just a few days left to receive a 30% discount when you buy the full library. If you’d like to check it out, you can download the LABS version for free.