Our Music
A repertoire that spans
centuries and continents.
Exsultet! sings a repertoire of choral literature spanning musical periods and cultures, incorporating readings and poetry into every performance. Below is a living catalog of the works we've brought to the stage, organized by style — updated after every season.
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Lullaby — Daniel Elder
Soloist: Adele Boggess · Recorded July 11, 2026
Renaissance & Baroque
- Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina — Pueri hebraeorum
- Tomás Luis de Victoria — Duo seraphim
- Alessandro Scarlatti — Gia il sole dal Gange
- Jean Baptiste Lully — Chantons
Classical & Romantic
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Alleluia
- Felix Mendelssohn — Lift thine eyes
- Johannes Brahms — Sonntag
- Fanny Hensel — Wandl'ich in dem Wald des Abends
20th-Century Choral & Sacred
- Gustav Holst — Ave Maria
- Randall Thompson — Alleluia; A girl's garden
- Benjamin Britten — A ceremony of carols
Contemporary Choral
- Dan Forrest — And can it be; Arise, my soul, arise; There is faint music
- Elaine Hagenberg — O love; You do not walk alone
- Morten Lauridsen — Dirait-on
- Eric Whitacre — The seal lullaby
- Z. Randall Stroope — Psalm 23
- Daniel Elder — Lullaby
- Mark Sirett — Hodie, alleluia
- Karl Jenkins — Adiemus
- John Rutter — A Gaelic blessing; What sweeter music
- Gwyneth Walker — Hebrides lullaby
- Paul Mealor — Sleep on
- Sally Albrecht — Till the stars fall from the sky
- Amy F. Bernon — Come in from the firefly darkness; She sings
- David Eddleman — Lobster quadrille
- Ruth Morris Gray — Sigh no more, ladies
- Victor C. Johnson — Stars I Shall Find
- Linda Shaw — Petit enfant
- Brian Tate — Gate, gate
- Mark Hayes — The mighty power of God
Folk & International
- Mikhail Glinka — Poputnaya pesnia (Russia)
- Dougie MacLean — Caledonia (Scotland)
- Robert Coltart — Ally bally bee (Scotland)
- Roy Williamson — Flower of Scotland
- John Roderick Bannerman — Lewis Bridal Song (Scotland)
- Francis McPeake 1st — Wild Mountain Thyme (Ireland)
- Dolores Keane — Mouth music (Ireland)
- arr. Henry Leck — Paruparong bukid (Philippines)
- Allister McGillivray — Away from the roll of the sea
- Veljo Tormis — Lauliku lapsepõli (Estonia)
- C.A. Pinto Fonseca — Muié rendêra (Brazil)
- Donald Patriquin — I went to the market; Savory, sage, rosemary, and thyme
- Daisy Fragoso — Olaré
- Jim Papoulis — Oye
American Roots & Spiritual
- Aaron Copland — The little horses
- John Jacob Niles — The Lass from the Low Countree
- Marta Keen — Homeward bound
Broadway & Musical Theater
- Leonard Bernstein — One hand, one heart
- Claude-Michel Schönberg — On my own
- Stephen Schwartz — For good
Jazz Age & Great American Songbook
- George Gershwin — Nice work if you can get it
- Cole Porter — I've got you under my skin
- Jerome Kern — All the things you are; The way you look tonight
- Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg — Somewhere over the rainbow
- The Andrews Sisters / Don Raye — Boogie woogie bugle boy
- The Chordettes / Pat Ballard — Mr. Sandman
- Beverly Ross and Julius Dixon — Lollipop
- Vince Guaraldi — Linus and Lucy
Pop, Rock & Contemporary
- Leonard Cohen — Hallelujah
- Billy Joel — The longest time
- Jonathan Cain — Don't stop believin'
- John Farrar — You're the one that I want
- Amy Grant — Breath of heaven
- Eithne Ni Bhraonain (Enya) — May it be
Holiday & Seasonal
- Leroy Anderson — Sleigh ride
- Robert Alex Anderson — Mele Kalikimaka
- Andy Beck — Hot chocolate
- Craig Courtney — While shepherds watched
- John Francis Wade — O Come, All Ye Faithful
Traditional Songs
- Afton Water — arr. Lee R. Kesselman
- Amazing Grace — arr. Francisco J. Núñez
- The Battle Hymn of the Republic — arr. Peter Wilhousky
- Be Thou my Vision — arr. Dan Forrest
- Coventry Carol — arr. Victor C. Johnson
- Down in the river to pray
- Du schwarzer Zigeuner
- The Flowers of Edinburgh — arr. Kenneth Finlay
- Hail, Holy Queen — arr. Roger Emerson
- Let it Snow — arr. M. Weir
- Lewis Bridal Song — arr. Eva Conley Kendrick
- Loch Lomond — arr. Anne-Marie Hildebrandt
- Moh lee hwah — arr. M. Wayne Bisbee
- O Christmas Tree — arr. M. Weir
- Paruparong bukid — arr. Henry Leck
- Ride on, King Jesus — arr. Moses Hogan
- The Rowan Tree — arr. Lee R. Kesselman
- Scotland the Brave — arr. Eva Conley Kendrick
- Scots wha hae wi' Wallace Bled — arr. Wendy Smith / Richard Larraga
- Siyahamba — arr. Henry Leck
- Skye Boat Song — arr. Greg Gilpin
- Táladh ar Slànair
- The Star-Spangled Banner — arr. Mark Hayes
- Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day — arr. John Rutter
- Veni, veni, Emmanuel — arr. Michael John Trotta
- The Virgin Mary had a Baby Boy — arr. Valerie Shields
- What Child is This? — arr. Molly Ijames
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