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In Paradisum (Key of Eb): PianoTrax Digital Audio Download

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In Paradisum (Key of Eb): PianoTrax Digital Audio Download

Words from Traditional Latin, music by Jacob Narverud

Item: 00-A-00015968

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Series: Alfred Choral Designs
Publisher: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-A-00015968

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About the Composer: Jacob Narverud

Jacob Narverud

Jacob Narverud was born in Kansas in 1986 and has become one of the most commissioned choral composers working today. He founded and directs the Tallgrass Chamber Choir, a professional ensemble drawing musicians from across the Great Plains, while also serving as editor for Santa Barbara Music Publishing and maintaining a signature artist partnership with Musicnotes.

Narverud's catalog spans sacred, secular, and traditional repertoire, with works performed by choirs worldwide at every skill level. He has been commissioned by more than fifty choral organizations across the United States, Australia, and Japan, and many of his compositions have become international bestsellers. His music is available on Spotify and YouTube at jacobnarverud.

Why we love this

Narverud's arrangement respects the reverent character of this text while remaining singable for mixed ensembles at varying levels. The key of Eb sits comfortably for most SATB groups, and the accompaniment recording gives your choir a polished, concert-ready sound even in rehearsal.

What to expect

In Paradisum carries the luminous quality its text suggests, with an accompaniment that supports without overshadowing the choir's voices. The piece invites singers into a reflective space while remaining musically engaging throughout.

Who it's for

Choirs preparing sacred or liturgical concert programming, as well as ensembles looking for repertoire that works in both contest and worship contexts. The accessibility of the key and harmonic language makes this suitable for intermediate and advanced choirs.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the soprano line carefully in the upper passages; the recorded accompaniment is full enough that sopranos should sing with clarity rather than volume to avoid being submerged.
  • Listen closely to the recorded accompaniment to understand the harmonic pacing and ensure your choir sits securely on the underlying chords.
  • Mark any section where the choir enters against the accompaniment pattern so singers understand the spatial relationship between their voices and the piano.

How to use it

This arrangement works well as a centerpiece in a sacred concert segment or as an elegant closer to a liturgical service. It pairs naturally with other reverent choral literature and provides a moment of transcendent stillness in a varied program.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing with clear diction in Latin text
  • Responding to and blending with recorded accompaniment
  • Sustaining warm tone quality in slower, exposed passages
  • Navigating the harmonic language of sacred repertoire

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