Partitions jazz pour chœur

Uses: Christ the Good Shepherd, General, Hymn Arrangement Scripture: Psalm 23; Psalm 79:13 Exquisite artistry is extended to this winsome Irish folk song in this elegant arrangement. The pastoral qual...

From the Christmas cantata A Child This Day, this exuberant setting of the familiar Isaiah text makes an exciting Advent or Christmas call to worship anthem. The joyful 6/8 meter and majestic orchestr...

Featuring a rarely published Isaac Watts text with the Southern Harmony hymn tune, Restoration, Benjamin Harlan creates a moving lullaby to the Christ Child with Hush my babe, lie still in slumber. Th...

From John Leavitt comes this elegant cantata for Christmas, set up in the form of a classic Lessons and Carols service. A colorful tapestry of beautiful sounds, this major work has great variety in it...

The melodies in this medley come from Early American sources. The opening fife tune was found in a Revolutionary War collection. Our Native Land appeared in a school music book in 1871. The Appalachia...

Rosephanye Powell's stunning work recorded with the Baltimore Choral Arts Society will make a wonderful feature for concert choirs from high school through community and collegiate levels. Whether you...

Gentle rocking rhythms and expressive vocal lines enhance the richness of the music in this setting of the Reger art song by John Leavitt. German or English lyrics. Available for SATB, SA, Instrumenta...

Uses: Communion, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday Scripture: Mark 11:25; I Corinthians 11:17:34; Ephesians 4:32 An invitation to repentance and the assurance of grace form the message of this delicate sac...

Michael Card's classic worship song Immanuel has been sensitively arranged for SATB choir and strings, creating a warm and worshipful anthem for the Advent or Christmas season. And if God is with us,...

From his Christmas work A Festival of Lessons and Carols, John Leavitt's stately setting of this familar carol with its focus on the baby Christ Child may be used Christmas Eve or for any other specia...