Basic Lists for Choral Lit Classes
Israeli composers
Avni, Ha’ir Mesakheket Makhavo’im (The City Plays Hide and Seek)
Avni, Mizmorei Tehillim
Ben-Haim, Roni Akarah (Rejoice, O Barren)
Braun, Shir Hashirim III (Song of Songs, Chapter 3)
Braun, Three Hallel Psalms (Shlosha Pirkey Hallel) (Three Psalms of Praise)
Harlap, Bat Yiftach (Jephtha’s Daughter)
Seter, Four Festive Songs (Arba Shirey Mo’ed)
Seter, Mo’adim (Festivals)
Baroque (and Early Classical)
Lidarti, Ester
Rossi, Adon Olam
Rossi, Al Naharot Bavel
Rossi, Eftakh Na Esfatai
Rossi, Elohim Hashivenu
Rossi, Halleluyah
Rossi, Kaddish
Saladin, Canticum Hebraicum
Liturgical - 19th century(also recommended for concert performance)
Halévy, Min Ha-Metsar
Kirschner, Halleluyoh (Psalm 150)
Lewandowski, Enosh
Lewandowski, Halleluyoh
Nowakowsky, Adonoy Zekhoronu
Liturgical - 20th century and 21st century(also recommended for concert performance)
Bernstein, Hashkivenu
Bloch, Sacred Service (Avodat Ha-Kodesh)
Fromm, The Lord Is My Shepherd
Gottlieb, Half Kaddish
Lampl, Adon Olam
Parker, An American Kedushah
Schoenberg, Kol Nidre
Concert - 20th century and 21st century
Bernstein, Chichester Psalms
Engel, Oovih Nad Bryegam Iordana (By the Shores of the Jordan)
Lampl, Dirshu Adonai
Schoenberg, De Profundis (Psalm 130)
Schoenberg, A Survivor from Warsaw
Starer, Ariel
Weill, The Eternal Road
Wolpe, Psalm 122
Ethnic
Eastern European, Paper Iz Dokh Vais
Georgian (Wyner), Shir Hashirim
Italian, Akhar Nogenim
Morocco, Mi Zeh Yemallel
Sephardic, Adijo Kerida
Sephardic (Braun), Seven Sephardic Love Songs