Partitions Thomas Juneau pour chœur de femmes

Juneau's piece, O Oriens, was conceptualized with Italian architecture in mind. It uses text from the Marian O Antiphons, a traditional work that celebrate the onset of the Christmas season. As the wo...

The constant switch between 3/4 and 7/8 keeps this piece fun and exciting, with easy and bright melodic lines all the way through. Choirs of all levels can enjoy singing this work, set with traditiona...

This contemporary a cappella setting of the Latin text from Lamentations 1:12 is meditative and profoundly moving in its simplicity. Ideal for concert or contest programming. Available: SSAA a cappell...

Originally written by Johann Hermann Schein, (1586-1630) this new edition cleverly portrays the joyful morning sound of roosters and chickens as a new day begins.

The constant switch between 3/4 and 7/8 keeps this piece fun and exciting, with easy and bright melodic lines all the way through. Choirs of all levels can enjoy singing this work, set with traditiona...

This joyful setting of poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson is ideal for developing treble voices. Singable phrases and vibrant harmonies shimmer over a sparkling accompaniment for a delightful choral sho...

A lovely poem by Sara Teasdale inspired this new composition by Thomas Juneau. Perfect for young womens choirs at the middle school and high school levels. A nice melody with accessible part-writing a...

SSAA Voices a cappella Based on text from Song of Songs, Thomas Juneau brings a wonderful new SSAA a cappella work to the Carl Fischer choral catalog. The expressive part-writing truly compliments thi...

The Song Maker is a set of three songs based on Sara Teasdale poems. These songs reflect the emotional journey of the human heart. Interesting and accessible vocal writing is supported by an imaginati...

Joy is taken from the three-song set by Thomas Juneau, The Song Maker. This exhuberant work captures the euphoria one feels at the joy of being loved. A rhythmic, yet unhurried, piano accompaniment en...