Chœur et Chant

Kwaxabana Oxamu is a celebration of the isiXhosa language. It uses the various click sounds found in the Xhosa language to a stunning effect. The language will be a challenge, but the work will be wel...

Bonk' abaphable is a tremendously fun arrangement by South African musicicians Michael Barrett and Mbuso Ndlovu. This celebratory isiZulu song is a quick learn that will pay dividends for audiences an...

Arirang, the beloved Korean song, has been set by one of South Korea's best contemporary composers. This arrangement begins with beautiful and flowing vocal and piano lines, then opens up into an exci...

Building on the drama of the well-known text, set in a fresh and varying style, this is a great choice for your next concert centerpiece. The hand drum and guitar parts add to the Celtic excitement. N...

A tremendously fun arrangement of a South African greeting song that exclaims, 'Bless you in the name of the father!' The use of a soloist and percussion bring this setting to life. A perfect closer f...

Paul John Rudoi's Last Kind Words is an anthem for celebrating life's most meaningful moments. A musical fanfare for closing a chapter with hearts full and excited for the future.

The text of this work invites the listener to imagine a world without weapons of war; where the human experience is defined through the lens of mercy and compassion. Impactful with a supportive piano...

Brent Wells' triumphant arrangement of the well-known hymn is a wonderful selection for TTBB choir. With alternate secular lyrics by author Toni Thomas, this work can also be a celebration of brotherh...

The popular song by Albert E. Brumley is arranged in the bluegrass style by Faith Zimmer. May be performed with piano and fiddle or with a full bluegrass band. Lots of fun!

A beautiful, driving piano accompaniment sets the stage for the journey of a runner - the air filling his lungs and the ground "pushing back with its slow spin." The ethereal voices paint a wondrous p...

John the Slacker is a great example of a song sailors would sing, adopting words and phrases heard from various lands they visited. A great piece to introduce to young TB singers!

This work for tenor-bass choir with its lovely text by poet Douglas Malloch explores the ways in which our life experiences can strengthen us.

She Moved Through the Fair is a popular Irish folksong that has been set and recorded many times. The tragic love song offers an emotional moment for TTBB choirs. Beautifully arranged here by the late...

Footprints rappelle aux chanteurs qu'ils sont appelés à travailler dur, à prendre des risques, à vivre leurs propres aventures et à laisser derrière eux un chemin d'inspiration, de persévérance et d'e...

A beautiful and uplifting love song that addresses the universal subject of loss. Accessibly written for mixed choirs with a supportive and flowing piano accompaniment. A good choice for high school a...

Prends ma main, ne la lâche pas... Cette sélection inspirante sur les pressions que le monde exerce sur nous est une œuvre lyrique qui inspirera les chanteurs et le public. Grâce à sa souplesse d'exéc...

¡Bailará ! est une composition originale inspirée du style flamenco tango de l'Andalousie, en Espagne. Accompagnée de piano, de guitare et de percussions, cette œuvre énergique est un excellent choix...

¡Bailará ! est une composition originale inspirée du style flamenco tango de l'Andalousie, en Espagne. Accompagnée de piano, de guitare et de percussions, cette œuvre énergique est un excellent choix...

Il s'agit d'une œuvre accessible et fraîche pour chœurs de ténor-basse sur les thèmes de la paix et de l'espoir. Des lignes vocales accessibles et un accompagnement de soutien en font une œuvre approp...

Diese einfache Melodie gehört zu den beliebtesten Vortragsstücken zu religiösen Feiern. Die Melodie hat Friedrich Silcher komponiert, die Begleitung steht in einer ruhigen, fließenden Achtelbewegung....

Originally performed by Gene Wilder in 'Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,' this inspirational ballad shimmers with the Mark Hayes touch. 'Come with me, and you'll be in a world of pure imaginati...