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Der Komponist, Dirigent und Musikpädagoge Hermann Regner (1928-2008) war nach einer Dozententätigkeit an der Hochschule für Musik in Trossingen lange Jahre am Orff-Institut des Mozarteum Salzburg täti...

Ces canons dont c'est la première publication témoignent du plaisir qu'avait Hindemith à composer, dans des occasions données, de petites oeuvres parodiques. Il écrivit ainsi plus de 30 petits chefs-d...

Discovery Level 1 The sights and sounds of Christmas fill the air bringing joy all around! This delightful original evokes a madrigal style especially for younger choirs either accompanied or a cappel...

God be in my head is the prayer that composer James Gossler has set to music. The beseeching lyrics call for unpretentious vocal lines and soothing cadences and Gossler delivers beautifully. This mode...

The words of Justin Gung express God's love and power in assuring tenderness. Michael Graham's musical setting maintains the gentleness while enhancing a profound beauty as well. Soft expressions of p...

Commissioned by Jefferson Johnson and now part of his male chorus series, here is another excellent arrangement by Stacey V. Gibbs. An ideal choice for fine high school or college men's choirs.

Stacey Gibbs has done it again! He's given us a fresh setting of a spiritual that will appeal to high school, college, community, and church choirs. Leaping into a vibrant tempo from the very start th...

A veteran arranger like Vijay Singh knows when to let simplicity shine and when to bring in enhancements to a traditional melody like this one. He patiently waits until we are well-invested in the son...

Here is a beautiful setting of the classic text from Richard Burchard. Opening with just the chant line the piece soon broadens like a stream into a river of sound. Richard's signature progressions, r...

Dr. Timothy Howard from Cal State University Northridge has arranged this enchanting Appalachian folk song for SSA Treble choir. He captures the open-string character sensationally well - there is a C...