Territory code: A05

Teachers keep coming back to Eriks Ešenvalds's Only in Sleep, which remains the collection's best seller by a significant margin. His Salutation and O salutaris hostia are also widely adopted, as is his arrangement of Amazing Grace for SSAATTBB voices. Beyond Ešenvalds, Rihards Dubra's recently published Hail, Queen of Heaven and works by Laura Jekabsone and Jekabs Jancevskis round out the strongest offerings for mixed and upper voice choirs.

New titles include Legend of the Walled-in Woman and The First Tears, An Inuit Legend by Ešenvalds, along with Hail, Queen of Heaven by Rihards Dubra and Neviens putninš ta neputa/No Bird Sings as Sweetly by Jekabs Jancevskis. Daugela Kazys's Latvian Folksong Suite adds a recent wind band option to the collection.

Eriks Ešenvalds is the anchor of this collection, with 51 titles spanning sacred motets, folk arrangements, and original compositions. His ability to write idiomatically for expanded choir voicings—particularly SSAATTBB and SSATBB configurations—has made his work standard repertoire in schools and concert halls. Only in Sleep exemplifies his gift for setting text with both harmonic sophistication and emotional directness.

Laura Jekabsone brings 22 titles to the catalog, many written for upper voice choirs. Her work tends toward lyricism and accessible ranges, making it valuable for developing singers who need rewarding material without extreme tessituras.

Rihards Dubra contributes 20 titles, primarily sacred works that draw on hymnic and liturgical traditions. His recent Hail, Queen of Heaven represents his commitment to creating substantial choral works that balance technical interest with sincerity of text setting.

Jekabs Jancevskis and Andris Sejans round out the notable voices, each offering distinctive approaches to Latvian folk material and original composition for mixed and upper voice ensembles.