Partitions de Musique sacrée et d'église à télécharger (PDF)

Premiered at the 2008 ACDA Eastern Division Conference, this lively and playful arrangement of an American folk tune will be an excellent feature for young mixed choirs. The scat-like middle section a...

This timeless folk hymn is given superb treatment in this setting by John Leavitt. The folk melody rides along on warm, rich harmonies, creating a beautiful choral backdrop for a variety of services....

Uses: Lent, Holy Week, general Scripture: John 15:13; Matthew 27:28-29; Philippians 2:11 From Patti Drennan's solo book and CD, A Shelter in the Time of Storm, comes a choral arrangement of awell-kno...

Uses: General, Lent Scripture: John 15:13; Psalm 36:7; Romans 5:8 A choral re-interpretation of this old hymn text brings new focus to certain parts of the beloved poem and creates and artful moment f...

From The Celtic Choir, this jubilant song of thanksgiving leaps from the page with sincere conviction and unbounded energy. A true dance of praise, the text reflects the blessings of creation and invi...

This is No. 3 of Four American Folk Hymns which draw on the rich folk traditions of New England and rural Southern United States. Mack Wilberg has taken a low-key approach in his arrangements allowing...

This Haunting Scottish folk song tells the story of a long-forgotten rebellion against the British with a beautiful text by Robert Louis Stevenson. It's both touching and dramatic, as unison writing a...

Gammal Fäbodpsalm Dalarna (Old Pastoral Hymn from Dalarna) is a well-known and popular melody from Sweden that evokes the northern character of many of Scandinavia's folk tunes. Violins, violas, and c...

Gammal Fäbodpsalm Dalarna (Old Pastoral Hymn from Dalarna) is a well-known and popular melody from Sweden that evokes the northern character of many of Scandinavia's folk tunes. Violins, violas, and c...

A very clever treatment of this well-known traditional spiritual, the opening statement is a slow chorale moving into an easy shuffle played around 138 BPM. The melody bounces between sections then in...

A very clever treatment of this well-known traditional spiritual, the opening statement is a slow chorale moving into an easy shuffle played around 138 BPM. The melody bounces between sections then in...

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