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A stirring text combined with solid choral writing make this an ideal choice for concerts and festivals. Perfect for massed choirs or for any size choir. Starts small, builds, and then ends quietly: '...

What would happen if Jack and Jill didn't give up on their quest to fetch a pail of water? This clever setting of the traditional nursery rhyme harbors a positive message on the value of perseverance...

A solid introduction to jazz stylizations and beginning scat singing! From the swingin' echoed phrases of the catchy chorus to the tasty 'with extra foam' ending, this creative chart is equal parts ed...

What a wonderful pairing of two best-loved folk songs: Shenandoah and The Water is Wide. The fluid vocal lines will develop your choir's tone and control. Add the flowing piano accompaniment and the o...

A simple yet elegant adaptation of Pachelbel's 'Canon in D,' this arrangement introduces a new melody that beautifully complements the beloved original. Incorporates twinkling text from the nursery rh...

Another jolly, holiday winner from Stephen Lawrence. Lots of 'ho-ho's,' 'ding-dong's' and 'jing-a-ling's' set the Christmas spirit. May be used as a concert opener. The SoundTrax captures the Yuletide...

This simple yet elegant setting is sung on just two short Latin phrases. A partner song approach gives each voice part independence, while a brief B section includes some homophonic choral harmonies....

A positive message of cooperation and caring lies at the core of this inspiring piece for treble voices. A bit of unison, a few echo passages, and scattered light harmony make this an ideal choice for...

Another fine 2-part concert number from Sally Albrecht. The partner-song format is ideal for young singers. Lots of text repetition makes it easy to teach and an optional descant and trumpet part make...

Celebrate the connection we feel when we sing together. The heartfelt message at the center of this piece comes to life with sensitive choral writing and a touching text. Especially meaningful at grad...

This fanciful children's poem by William Brighty Rands is simply charming. Well-constructed for 2-part voices, this accomplished setting includes crisp rhythms and complementary counterlines that offe...

If I can sing, I still am free.' Sara Teasdale's 1917 poem Refuge' is certain to resonate with anyone who possesses an appreciation for singing. This lush setting plays out across a shifting palette o...

Dave and Jean Perry are experts at writing for 2-part choirs and One Song shows why. Simple step-wise movement make both the melody and the counter-melody easy to learn. The effective verse-chorus for...

Another fine choral work for young choirs by Mary Donnelly and George Strid. 'One fine day all men will live as brothers. ' It's a message song that's fun to sing . . . and both voice parts get to sin...

Greg's rhythmic reimagining is just plain fun! An original countermelody is introduced, then layered with some complementary counterpoint, creating a great deal of excitement before the much-anticipat...

Designed for impact in performance without stress in rehearsal, this strong concert/contest opener (or closer) features an accessible Latin text that alternates with English lyrics. A bold unison, sun...

It's the well-known Humperdinck prayer from 'Hansel and Gretel' with a new and touching second verse. This outstanding Julie Knowles arrangement now makes this beloved classic accessible for treble ch...

Another vibrant, yet carefully arranged Spiritual from Patsy Ford Simms. Easy-to-read open score for young singers. This arrangement builds to the end with melodic and rhythmic excitement. Don't miss...

Take a special look at this set of two Christmas carols from the Catalan region of Spain, the home of Barcelona. Charming melodies and supportive accompaniments highlight both carols. Sing the origina...

A driving, supportive piano part makes this a great choice for 2 and 3-part choirs. Easy to learn, yet exciting to sing. The text mixes the Latin phrase 'Jubilate Deo' with a fresh, new English lyric....

How many ways can you say 'friend'? Mark weaves a sweetly singable canon out of the word 'friend' in 16 different languages, spanning cultures from six continents. A flexible coda at the end offers th...

One of the most dramatic Latin texts from the Requiem Mass, powerfully rendered! The minor melody gradually unfolds before being traded antiphonally between voices. Optional trumpet and snare drum par...

A garden serves as a symbolic metaphor about nurturing a meaningful life in this tender choral by Jay Althouse. Lyrical lines, warm harmonies, and sensitive phrasing garner a beautiful bouquet of musi...

Each of the brief pieces in this clever quartet for emerging 2-part singers is built on sage advice from Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanac. Exploring themes of wellness, doing what's right, s...

You can hear the gentle breezes passing by in this charming setting of the playful Robert Louis Stevenson poem, in which a child talks with the wind. Independent melodic writing in both voice parts se...