Tantum ergo (2026) - for 3-part choir
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The top line uses the Pange Lingua melody for its inspiration.
Available in several keys for different voices, from SSA down to (A/T)TB. I would be happy to transpose into other keys if needed or provide a version with a reduction, just send me a message.Thanked by 1CHGiffen -
MIDI recording enclosed - using the A minor version. The ends of phrases do require a lot more flexibility and generous pacing than you will hear...
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