Partitions pour chœur mixte

Three separate settings by three very different composers of the most recognized melody in all of Jewish music. The composers bring stylistically diverse settings ranging from the 19th to mid-20th cen...

The delightful arrangement of an old Chassidic wordless-melody is great for youth and volunteer choirs. A great introduction to Jewish music as your choir will merely sing 'la' the entire piece!

If you are looking for a piece for your next ecumenical service, this is it! Sung in both Hebrew and English, Cantor Contzius has written a lovely melody for this ubiquitous yet timely text, and the a...

This classic liturgical text means purify our hearts, and is appropriate in a wide variety of settings, Jewish and non-Jewish. Here, a strong and dignified sacred text asks God for forgiveness and pur...

A gentle melody, the text is a traditional Sephardic table grace. In Ladino (similar to Spanish in pronunciation), it may be accompanied by guitar, harp or piano.

The title says it all - this is a triumphant piece that heralds the arrival of the day the Lord hath made. Great for the High Holiday Days or Shabbat - as well as celebrations, introductions and comme...

Choral directors nationwide have been clamoring for quite some time for this moving epic, poignantly co-penned by the legendary Bonia Shur and his wife Fanchon, with additional text by Reb Nachman. Th...

Transcontinental celebrates perhaps the biggest and most influential figure in Jewish music since 1971 with this choral adaptation of one of her most famous pieces. Comisar's setting is extremely movi...

The phrase instant classic is not something to be tossed around lightly - but it's the perfect one to use here. From the Peak of Mount Scopus, Applebaum's setting of Avigdor Hameiri's ode to Jerusalem...

This song finds a special place in the Jewish heart for anyone who hears it. Such a beautiful, moving classic on the subject of family, tradition and Chanukah won't do without an equally tender settin...

In taking a scholarly approach to the question that still can't seem to be answered with confidence after thousands of years, the venerable Dr. Isaacson shows his playful side with a setting of a lyri...

Leave it to Joshua Jacobson to fuse the unique ambience of the music of the great Shlomo Carlebach into a beautiful choral setting. Gorgeous, held chords make way later for an interesting davening sec...

There is no shortage of arrangers creating settings of the music of honored Jewish music heroine Debbie Friedman - this is one of the best. This piece will bring listeners to tears at a healing servic...

Amongst her dozens of famous Jewish-themed hits, Debbie Friedman seems to have a penchant for penning the anthemic. Friedman's English interpretation of the Traveler's Prayer has become a classic, and...

Any choir, particularly one of a Jewish nature, needs a great setting of the oft-performed Israeli national anthem. What sets this one apart, aside from Dr. Isaacson's usual prowess, is a unique new E...

A delightful new choral work of an original melody by Robert Applebaum to a beloved text. Bob is quickly becoming one of the most popular composers in sacred Jewish circles for choral and solo reperto...

Another well-crafted choral work by the talented Elaine Broad-Ginsberg of several of the Chanukah melodies and texts we all love. Elaine is one of our most prolific and gifted composers, and boasts a...

Mixed choirs in schools and congregations will love this eight-movement work for Chanukah. Performable as separate movements or as one large-scale work, there's something in here for everyone.

Another offering from one of our hottest composers, this healing blessing for worship or concert features a sweet melody and prayer in both Hebrew and English.

A new, expanded edition - possibly the first for SATB - of this traditional liturgical melody and text by the daughter and son-in-law of Cantor Jacob Goldstein. Appropriate for worship or concert use....

Abide by Dan Forrest for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment. This work features words by Jake Adam York.

The melodies in this medley come from Early American sources. The opening fife tune was found in a Revolutionary War collection. Our Native Land appeared in a school music book in 1871. The Appalachia...