Partitions facile chez Walton Music

This piece to text from Matthew is very appropriate for church or school alike. The melodic line has hints at contemporary ballads. The ranges in the two part mixed chorus setting are very comfortable...

An Irish folksong popularized by Loreena McKennitt, this arrangement offers a showcase alto solo supported by lush choral harmonies and an accessible piano accompaniment.

An African-American work song, perfectly crafted for mixed choirs that are short on boys, but also excellent for any mixed choir. The spoken huh! and hah! notes for the laborers give it a nitty-gritty...

Were You There? is a meditation for baritone and chorus written for American baritone Charles Wesley Evans. The piano accompaniment is a transcription of an improvisation by Patrick Dupré Quigley. Stu...

A sweet selection for childrens choirs from Basque composer Josu Elberdin. Simple vocal writing in two parts and a supportive piano accompaniment. The text encourages the sea not to be afraid of the d...

A handy fold-out reference guide covering all areas of music at a glance. Includes: guitar chords, music definitions, intervals, scales, keyboard charts, and much more.

An adaptable pair of pieces with contrasting tempi, for use in school or church.

Written for the famous Tapiola Choir. With its different style elements, this playful setting also draws on the traditional American swing style, making it a fun audience piece in any program! Availab...

Available: 3-Part Treble a cappella, SATB a cappella.

Latin and English texts. Available: SATB a cappella, SSA a cappella.

The text of this work was written by a young junior high Irish boy who very soon after lost his life in a street shooting. And so the poem became the voice of all children, victims in a world of war a...

This anthem by the internationally-known Norwegian composer Egil Hovland is a fine selection for your school concert program as well as your church service. Available: SATB a cappella.

Available: 3-Part Treble a cappella, SATB a cappella.