Posted by Susanna on June 23, 1998 at 01:04:08:

In Reply to: Re: Repertoar for 4 female voices posted by Ross on June 11, 1998 at 13:13:35:

Not only Anonymous 4 but Tapestry as well. There is a lot of repertoire for women's voices from the Renaissance. Begin with the best known: The A capella Singer. Also the publisher's Stainer and Bell (English) have volumes for SSA and SSAA.
In addition, several editors have arranged 4 part mixed for SSSA or SSAA. Check Bourne Music

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: Not only Anonymous 4 but Tapestry as well. There is a lot of repertoire for women's voices from the Renaissance. Begin with the best known: The A capella Singer. Also the publisher's Stainer and Bell (English) have volumes for SSA and SSAA. : In addition, several editors have arranged 4 part mixed for SSSA or SSAA. Check Bourne Music

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