Partitions folk

Fun a cappella concert arrangement of this lively folk tune From Three Mountain Tunes: I'm Goin Away (HMC1129) and Cindy (hmc1051)

This moderately easy Cajun folk-song would be a spectacular addition to a Jr. high or high school choral program, fun and lively, with spoken parts in typical upbeat Cajun style.

Three Traditional German Folk Songs: 1. Das zerbrochene Ringlein (The Broken Ring): a sweet, lilting melody 2. Treue Liebe (True Love): sorrowful and haunting 3. Muss ich denn (Must I Go): lovely, bit...

This traditional American folk song is sure to become a favorite for your choir and audience! The sweet and stirring arrangement will carry you away.

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A complex SAATTBB weaving of the rhythmic favorite, Who Will Come And Go With me? I'm Bound For The Promised Land

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns, full SSAATTTTB and rippling, fun to do!

A lovely arrangement for secondary choir

This unaccompanied advanced work for divisi mixed chorus is a traditional Ukrainian folksong arranged by J. David Moore. A detailed pronunciation guide follows. English translation:1. I would take a b...

Craig Zamer's fresh, imaginative arrangement of this popular folk song is the latest addition to the Andre J. Thomas choral series, written for a cappella mixed chorus divisi with soprano and tenor so...

This creative work began as an English setting of amazing grace by the composer David Huff (HMC1844). Here, composer James Green makes extensive use of the original but sets the piece to native Americ...

Commissioned by Florida State University to celebrate the sixty-five year history of the university singers, this nineteenth century American 'parlor' song arrangement preserves the nostalgic mood of...

This arrangement of the traditional American folk song in the folk songs of America series by composer Dan Forrest is scored for mixed chorus. The work can be performed a cappella or with piano and 'c...

Mark Hayes arrangement of the Stephen Foster classic is great for groups from junior high on up.

From Kenya comes this rhythmic and energetic a cappella work in the Dholuo language that includes the use of percussion. Celebrating the gift of water to the land in the form of rain, rivers, and more...

This haunting Irish ballad will certainly become a favorite of your singers! The modal flavor of the setting and the effective use of solo soprano will create a moment of breathtaking beauty in concer...

This haunting Irish ballad will certainly become a favorite of your singers! The modal flavor of the setting and the effective use of solo soprano will create a moment of breathtaking beauty in concer...

Here is a sturdy setting of a Sacred Harp tune that is ideal for a concert or set of American music. Intended to be sung with a direct, clear and bright vocal style and a steady and intense underlying...

This beloved American folk lullaby incorporates the repeated word hush-a-bye throughout the arrangement, creating a sweet and calming effect as the melody weaves in and out between the different vocal...

This beloved American folk lullaby incorporates the repeated word hush-a-bye throughout the arrangement, creating a sweet and calming effect as the melody weaves in and out between the different vocal...

Jon Washburn has crafted a lush and dramatic setting of this traditional Japanese folksong. Using the choir as a traditional Japanese stringed folk instrument, Jon sets the mood with a gentle vocal ac...

Jon Washburn has crafted a lush and dramatic setting of this traditional Japanese folksong. Using the choir as a traditional Japanese stringed folk instrument, Jon sets the mood with a gentle vocal ac...

This arrangement of the beloved folk song was first premiered by the Yale Glee Club in the fall of 2006, and has since become an audience favorite. Probably referring to the Red River that flows north...

This arrangement of the beloved folk song was first premiered by the Yale Glee Club in the fall of 2006, and has since become an audience favorite. Probably referring to the Red River that flows north...