Partitions à télécharger chez Lawson & Gould Music Publication

This Nigerian carol, sung a cappella or with optional percussion (conga, bongos, tambourines), is a remarkable piece, with the original Yoruba text throughout. A pronunciation guide is included.

Italian Christmas Carol, arranged by Robert DeCormier.

Light, folk-style repertoire from Lloyd Pfautsch for your women's choir. A choral classic!

Michael Larkin has edited and arranged the traditional Hebrew song 'Ose Shalom' and turned it into an exceptional concert work. The translation of the traditional Hebrew is: 'May He who establisheth p...

The ever-popular tune written by Peter Yarrow is now available for the first time in a new voicing for men's choir. Robert DeCormier created both the SATB and TTBB versions.

This well-known text has been set to music many times. Here Michael Larkin gives us a tender and lovely musical approach to bring this exceptional text alive. A wonderful addition to choral concert re...

This is a remarkable and challenging concert work for the holiday season from Robert DeCormier. The included pronunciation guide will help assure correct use of the traditional Yiddish text. A welcome...

This tasteful set of brief canons is an elegant journey through the four seasons. Each movement presents a melody in unison before staggering entrances to assemble beautiful polyphony. Creative accomp...

From Come Ye Sons of Art, this majestic piece for treble voices will suit any festive occasion.

A tour de force cornerstone of choral literature. Lloyd Pfautsch's remarkable setting of the 17th-century poem by Andrew Marvell continues to be a popular choice with contest, festival, and collegiate...

This title is available in Music Prodigy.

Alice Parker's timeless arrangement of this Mozart work should be in every choir folder. Refresh your library and your next concert or festival by performing this wonderful edition.

Now men's choirs can enjoy this famous arrangement by Alice Parker, originally written for the Robert Shaw Chorale. The strong walking pulse and juxtaposed motives have made it exceptionally popular f...