Marie Stultz is a music educator, composer, and choral consultant. She has published four books on music education, and has sponsored workshops, lectured, and conducted worldwide. Marie is an authority on training the young voice, and has devoted most of her life to training young singers in the classics. Over her more than 30-year musical career, she has trained thousands of accomplished students ranging in age from five to 18. Twenty-one of her private voice students have participated in the prestigious Tanglewood Institute. Many have gone on to highly successful careers in music as conductors, teachers, and performers. After 28 years as Artistic Director of the Treble Chorus of New England, which she founded, Marie became artistic director emeritus, and has now founded The Young Opera Company of New England (YOCNE) which is based in Andover, MA.

Marie has created an extensive choral literature project for the Choral Excellence Series based in Waitsfield, VT. Choral Literature for Treble Voices: Your Guide to the World's Finest Choral Literature includes both a book and state-of-the-art website containing an extensive annotated bibliography in a searchable database form. In May 2002, Marie received the Teacher Recognition Award from the Presidential Scholars Program from the Secretary of Education Rod Paige. She has also received an ASCAP recognition award every year since 1996.

Marie Stultz has been working with treble-voiced singers for over 30 years. During that time she has developed a philosophy of programming which insures that every song is chosen because it delivers a lesson in a particular one of ten pedagogical areas, according to the needs of the choir. The book explains Ms. Stultz's theories about repertoire selection, and how to use the website. The website, to which you receive a one-year subscription when you buy the book, is an extensive annotated bibliography in the form of an easy-to-use searchable database of repertoire for treble voices. Each annotation gives all the practical information about the song or movement as well as an explanation of how it can be used in rehearsal and performance, along with a list of specific teaching tips. Many of the pieces of music are suitable for the advanced female ensemble in school, church or community settings. Ms. Stultz is constantly adding annotations to the site so you will want to log on often!

6415 BOOK & 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION $37.95

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Treble Chorus of New England: Rejoice and Sing

Wolcum Yole (Britten) This Little Babe (Britten) Lo, I Bring Joyful Tidings (Vierdanck) Wir eilen mit schachen (Bach) In dulci Jubilo (arr. Rutter) Psallite (Praetorious) Song of the Crib (arr. Vaughan Williams) O, Come All Ye Faithful (arr. Willcocks) O Holy Night (Adam) Lullaby (Vaughan Williams) Panis Angelicus (Franck) Suite on the Nativity, op. 3 (Marie Stultz): - I. Maria Walks Amid the Thorn - II. Wake, Awake for Night is Flying - III. Susani - IV. Come Running, You Shepherds - V. Queen pastores laudavere - VI. Gloria

Rejoice and Sing, by the Trebel Chorus of New England, offers a varied selection for the Christmas season. The chorus led by founding directior Marie Stultz is expanded on this CD to include tenors and basses for some pieces. Many of the pieces featured were originally intended for childrens voices, such as "Wolcum Yole" and "This Little Babe" from Britten's Ceremony of Carols. The disc includes many traditional favorites (O, Come All Ye Faithful; O Holy Night) as well as a piece written by Stultz (Suite on the Nativity). These children are sure to brighten up your holiday mood.

7162 CD $15.98

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Treble Chorus of New England: Angels Are Everywhere

Friday Afternoons (Britten): - Begone, Dull Care! - A Tragic Story - Cuckoo! - "Ee-Oh!" - A New Year Carol - I Mun Be Married on Sunday - There Was a Man of Newington - Lone Dog - Fishing Song - The Useful Plough - Jazz-Man - There Was a Monkey - Old Abram Brown Gruss (Mendelssohn) Maiglocken und die Blumelein (Mendelssohn) Three Liebslieder Waltzes (Brahms) Angels are Everywhere (Pinkham): - Angels are Everywhere - The Angel at Eden's Gate - The Angel in the Fiery Furnace - The Angel at the Manger - The Angel on the Cloud - The Angels on the Head of a Pin Simple Gifts (arr. Stultz) Pie Jesu from Requiem (Faure) The Lass from the Low Countree (Niles) Water of Tyne (arr. Neaum) Ode to Shelley (Stultz): - The Invitation - Hymn to Pan - With Music Sweet As Love - Music, When Soft Voices Die

Angels are Everywhere! is a recording of great music written for children's voices and features the Trebel Chorus of New England. The title piece was commissioned by the Glen Ellyn Children's Chorus, the Phoenix Boys' Choir and the American Boy Choir in 1993 with words and music by Daniel Pinkham. The CD also includes the cycle "Friday Afternoons" which Benjamin Britten wrote to assist music lessons. "Ode to Shelley," written by chorus director Marie Stultz, is a set of four a cappella songs on Shelley poems and was inspired by the lake district of Northern England. This CD celebrates the twenty year anniversary of the chorus.

7163 CD $15.98

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