Partitions chœur

A contemporary ballad for young voices, God Can Do Anything is a bright and inspirational song of faith. Citing miracles well known to children, such as creation and the parting of the Red Sea, young...

Uses: Christmas, concert Scripture: Psalm 95 This arrangement is a tour de force for pianist and choir alike. A bestseller in the TB voicing, this stellar adaptation of the classic carol is now availa...

From the moment you hear the vocal and rhythmic opening; you know you have a winning arrangement from Greg Gilpin for your concert or show. With driving energy and pop sound, this easy to learn and si...

An all-star writing team created this beautiful gospel-style song based on a secular text spun from the river-is-life metaphor. River in Judea is suitable for virtually any performance. Perfect for gr...

Festival Edition

This season present the holiday classic by Clement Clark Moore, set to music by Ken Darby and wonderfully arranged by Harry Simeone. A timeless favorite for all. The demo recording is courtesy of Sand...

With tongue firmly in cheek, this Christmas classic is a delightful addition to any holiday concert. This one is sure to put smiles on your audience's faces.

Sopran solo, Chor, Schlagzeug (4)

90 geistliche Lieder

A wonderfully effective cross-cultural holiday piece for 2-part choirs. The melody includes lengthy echo sections which make for easy learning.

It may surprise you to hear this 18th century French carol set in a minor key over a driving accompaniment, but you can put your trust in Jay Althouse for this phenomenal concert work. From the first...

Merry minor key singing and dance-like rhythms! This rousing Greg Gilpin original sounds something like Irish folk music or perhaps a sea chantey. It's a festive holiday text complete with trimming th...

Solid voice leading and an easy accompaniment are featured in this lovely work.

What a blast! Neither the singers nor their conductor can figure out if they're singing 'Good King Wenceslas' or 'Yankee Doodle.' Features a humorous Christmas text and a hysterical dialogue between t...