Partitions de Chœur et Voix pour tous les ensembles

Introduce your young singers to part-singing and variation form with this delightful piece, an adaptation of the familiar Alphabet Song.

This moving arrangement was performed by the Children's Chorus of Maryland at the National Tribute Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters in October 2002, honoring over 400 men and women who perishe...

This musical classic has found a new voice with a recent revival on Broadway. Filled with energetic music by Leonard Bernstein and great lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, the story of moving to...

Dodi Li is a love song from the Old Testament book Song of Solomon.

This familiar song unfolds as a stylistic travelogue in variation form. The treatment of each variation is usually dictated by the content of the verse itself. The piece concludes in barbershop-style...

The text of Wind Song is derived from the names for different types and characters of winds found all over the globe. Each wind is presented in its own language, and the mood of each is reflected in t...

The text for Sing as the Prairie was written by John Neihardt, who was revered by Nebraskans as their poet laureate. Because his love of nature is evident in each phrase, the music incorporates the en...

The Boston Trot is written to familiarize students with certain elements of jazz style by contrasting a familiar melody with a jazz version of the same.

In this setting, the haunting melody is accompanied by simple countermelody which is played by the flute or recorder recorder and sung.

Chorpartitur For Unison Treble Voices & Piano or Harp

This original piece incorporates a multiplicity of multicultural influences, from Peru to Scotland. The text is a sequence of nonsense syllables, imitating the humming and muttering one does during ho...

This original piece incorporates a multiplicity of multicultural influences, from Peru to Scotland. The text is a sequence of nonsense syllables, imitating the humming and muttering one does during ho...

This well-known Native American text speaks of an intimate relationship with nature and the earth. Beauty, softness, fragrance and freshness abound. This is a sensual text, in that each phrase conjure...

Dance, a natural outgrowth of joy crossing cultures and time throughout history, strongly influenced the creation of this piece.

The music for Circles, inspired by the title of an Indiana Music Educators Association event, was guided by traditional musical symbolism for circles, the more obvious of which are singing rounds, son...

This familiar fiddle tune of our American heritage is arranged in a playful setting which captures the flavor of the jocular text.

This set contains three songs about the delightful world of very young people and their dreams, fantasies and sojourns into nature. The Moon is a story of the moon being worn by the person asking the...

De même qu'un chant gospel vivant inspire l'esprit par des tempos enlevés, des chœurs de "cris" entraînants et des tessitures vocales élevées, Shiru (qui signifie "chanter" en hébreu) accomplit une gr...

This poem by Longfellow is mainly in unison, breaking into two parts at the end of stanzas and in the coda where the voices pick up the “snowflake” motif from the piano.

Hamisha Asar are the Ladino words (the Spanish Hebrew language spoken by the Sephardic Jews) for “Tu Be'Shevat,” the Jewish holiday in the spring that celebrates the time when sap begins f...