Partitions pour chœurs

Originally a folk tune, this arrangement by University of Mississippi faculty member Raymond Liebau includes elements of jazz and blues. Available: SATB divisi a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 3:...

The text of this work was written by a young junior high Irish boy who very soon after lost his life in a street shooting. And so the poem became the voice of all children, victims in a world of war a...

The second in a trilogy of anthems based on the writings of former U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

This song weaves interesting and challenging harmonies, describing young lovers in the moonlight. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

From his set of Five Latvian Folk Songs, composer Imant Raminsh offers the beautiful music of his home country. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

Written for the Dale Warland Singers, this work is a jubilant Christmas selection, which makes for a fine opening of the Season's concert. Available: SATB divisi a cappella. Performance Time: Approx....

This stunning anthem carries the hallmark of Nance's melodic writing. Its soprano solo has the innocence of a boy soprano voice, complementing the bigger choral sound. Sung in Latin, the SATB divisi i...

The work was originally commissioned for Edina High School Girl's Choir and is now offered in a vibrant, intense and truly jubilant setting for SATB voices a cappella, incorporating all of the complex...

The second publication after 'I thank You God for most this amazing day' in the set of three Songs of Faith, all to poems by E.E. Cummings.

With its expanded meter to 5/4, this beautiful song from late 1400 in a setting by Jon Washburn creates a sense of space and timelessness like in a large cathedral. Great for good high school choirs o...

Based on Elgar's own piano transcription of his Enigma Variations, the rich harmonies and depth of expression of this setting with sacred text may be performed by a variety of choirs.

A modern arrangement of a traditional gospel tune, this is a swinging, fun piece for high school SATB. Comfortable vocal range for all parts. Great concert closer!

A great festival or competition work, with exciting Latin rhythms and text in Creole. A fun challenge for an accomplished, larger size high school choir and sure audience pleaser.

Set to an early 20th century poem by Sara Teasdale, this SATB work speaks of peace through the music of stillness holy and low... Stars I shall find. Lovely concert work for school or church. Unaccomp...

From Freedom Is In Your Hand, a new and powerful collection of songs of protest and praise.

Opening with a beautiful chantlike verse, this new arrangement of the familiar hymntune is a welcome addition to any choir's repertoire. The gently flowing musical line supports the worshipful first c...

From acclaimed New Zealand composer David Hamilton, this captivating setting of a poem by fellow New Zealander John Marsden will transport audiences to the southern hemisphere. As much a joy to perfor...

An engaging and energetic new offering from Vijay Singh, this piece encourages the audience to clap your hands. In Latin.

From the collection Freedom Is In Your Hand, this authentic South African freedom song is at home in multicultural concert settings. Great base for vocal improvisation. In Xhosa and English.

A fresh arrangement of the widely-known tune popularized by the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?, this work pays homage to the uniquely American tradition of shape-note singing. Works well as a process...

A sophisticated take on the old standard, this fun arrangement offers a great lighter option for your holiday concerts. The familiar lyrics will engage the audience and the novel treatment will hook y...

This breathtakingly beautiful ACDA award-winning composition offers rich harmonies in an approachable setting. Works well in both concert and memorial settings.

Old carol texts often inspire new tunes, as in the case of this piece, specially written for DeWald's own high school choir. A great companion piece to Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming.

Excellent high school concert piece with uncomplicated vocal lines and harmonies and a fabulous text by Charles Miller. Well-suited to special occasions such as baccalaureate or graduation.