Partitions chœur

Available: SATB, 2-Part, 3-Part.

Available: SATB, Brass Parts.

One bright day in the middle of the night, two dead boys got up to fight... is the way this childhood poem begins. Vern Nelson has set this ageless and twisted poem to music and the results are magica...

Dr. David C. Dickau first arranged Handel's 'Joy to the World' for 2-part voices, and now comes the SATB setting. Delightful energy, interesting rhythm and percussion make this a very fun selection fo...

Ellen Foncannon has combined a well-known children's song into this fun selection about our phone calling habits. The cleverness emerges as the lines intersect.

Sing a new song is the call of this tune, in a fun, rockin' way. This positive and energetic song is ideal for middle school voices.

From Two Christmas American Spirituals in the Judith Herrington Choral Series, this arrangement for SSA choir, tenor saxophone and piano is appropriately haunting, but grows in intensity and strength.

Here is a work from English Renaissance composer Richard Farrant that offers a stunning treatment of the text with a closing 'amen' section that offer a multitude of musical rewards. Notes on the edit...

San Francisco organist and composer, Jerry Lindberg, has collaborated with poet Dorcas Chan to create a song of praise for children. The melody is delightfully lifting, but the text is the uniquely st...

Shirley McRae is a well-established arranger and clinician, especially with children's voices. This tender folk song has been selected for the Judith Herrington choral series. An excellent concert or...

Luke 6:36-38 proclaims the amazing mercy of God. The captivating melody that carries this text conveys the joy and mystery that it celebrates. Judge not lest you be judged provides a contrasting momen...

Respected composer and conductor Dr. David Dickau has selected this superb Eric Barnum 21st century madrigal for his series. An excellent spring concert piece for high school and above, the careful cr...

This well-known tribute to the wonders of aviation was written by American John Gillespie Magee, Jr. just three months before he died in World War II. Ronald Reagan used a well-remembered line in his...