Partitions chorales : du moderne au classique

First published in 1978, this would work well in a contemporary service. It is versatile, has only two voice parts, and multiple accompaniment options.

A simple, 'beginners' version of the 23rd Psalm: easy to understand, and easy to sing. Written for unison voices, with keyboard and alto recorder or flute.

The wit and wisdom of Natalie Sleeth sparkles with the syncopation of a simple 'rag', this would be beneficial for your middle school's winter concert.

This is a great one for the children, whether in church or school. The words are secular, but the message is sacred: 'let's keep Christmas the whole year through. '

Another hit for the children's choir. This one is easy, with a nice bit of counterpoint for a second part or a C instrument.

A simple, but effective piece for small or inexperienced choir, or confirmation class

First published in 1980, this little gem should not be overlooked because of its age. Easy enough for children and lovely enough for adults, this would be perfect for the small or inexperienced choir....

The choir part for the musical, Five Loaves And Two Fishes (HMB125)

A novelty piece for young singers, this is a good concert opener. There is an optional solo bit for a good Elvis impersonator: fun, if you have just the right performer, but not at all necessary. Eith...

An easy medley of Christmas spirituals from the Accent On Youth Series

An easy Advent piece for young or inexperienced choir, Martin's new setting suits the familiar words very well.

An easy and versatile arrangement of the reassuring message of Psalm 139 for unison voices

From the Accent On Youth Series. Sprightly show number for two-part choir, with piano duet and optional ad lib percussion, easy enough for children, fun enough for older groups.

This happy, light song is adaptable for 'kids' of all ages. If there are no persons available in your choir for the C instrumental score, try selecting a few whistlers. The occasional hand claps and b...

A very nice addition to the youth choir repertoire, a bit of canon adds interest at the end

A versatile addition to the service folder with two unusual offerings: the first is a bright, lively arrangement of the Mizpah prayer (the Lord watch between me and thee while we are absent one from t...

A happy little tune that joggers may whistle to keep them moving along, may be sung by two-part choirs of any age

A lovely, lilting setting adapted from Psalm 96, an easy piece for young or inexperienced choir

Easy and inspiring piece for children's chorus From our Accent On Youth Series

An easy Christmas piece for two-part children's choir

No. 4 in the choral experience series: octavo sized teaching aids for secondary students (or beginning adults).

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this fine setting of the traditional folk song, this would be a good choice for a summer choir.

Delightful beginners piece for children that teaches the lesson, 'If you first don't succeed.... ' from weekday songbook (HMC107)

Another worthwhile beginners piece from weekday songbook (HMC107)

Classic Sleeth, contains good music and a good message. For young, small, or inexperienced choir, this piece is written for two-parts, but can divide into four in several places.