The virgin's name was Mary

Discover the enchanting world of choral music with "The Virgin's Name Was Mary," composed by the talented Alison Skempton and published by Oxford University Press in 2009. This exquisite vocal score, spanning just 4 pages, is designed for unaccompanied equal voices in four parts and features a captivating sequence of three rounds. Skempton's unique musical language shines through, creating a haunting carol that is sure to resonate with both performers and listeners alike. Ideal for skilled chamber choirs, this work will add a touch of beauty and sophistication to any choral repertoire. Elevate your ensemble's performances with this remarkable piece that combines simplicity with depth, perfect for various occasions. Don't miss the chance to explore the charm of "The Virgin's Name Was Mary"!