Partitions jazz pour chœur

Another fun children's selection that is enjoyable for both singer and audience alike, that's 'lettuce', as in 'let us' (entertain you)

From our Accent On Youth series comes this simple children's prayer. Easily learned, with just enough (optional) 2-part harmony to make it fun.

A perennial favorite, this easy benediction is a 3-part round.

This easy piece for children has a lot going for it, a simple, swingy tune, a little counterpoint, and a wonderful message.

This easy piece for three equal voices goes into a round that makes a simple tune something special.

Lilting setting of the familiar words for young or inexperienced choir

An easy Christmas arrangement for children, this African tune retains its spicy lilt, it is full of fun for everyone!

This thoughtful text is a good choice for young, small, and inexperienced choirs and its bit of counterpoint makes a fine presentation.

Lively Psalm fanfare for your youth choir

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this easy piece with light, catchy melody for two or three equal voices.

Humorous good news - bad news dialogue for two choirs (SST and ATB), German and/or English. A fun and fairly easy piece for secondary choir

Both children and adults alike love this easy piece. Beyond the 'laudamus' phrase, the words are in English. From the Sleeth collection, Laudamus (HMC126)

This text (Isaiah 12:2-6) is appropriate for the Epiphany season, the third Sunday of Advent, Pentecost, and baptism. It most effectively executed by two choirs: section 'A' sung by sopranos or childr...

This entertaining piece for four-part speech choir is suitable for either junior high or high school.

A lilting Christmas carol that is easy enough for the children

An easy piece for children that celebrates diversity and individuality

Easy, two-part Palm Sunday selection for young or inexperienced choir from Sleeth's collection: Laudamus (HMB126)

A light, dancey, o-my-own-thing song for middle school chorus that is fun for both the choir and audience!

A fairly easy piece that can be done either as a duet or by a choir

This Christmas anthem by Carl Nygard was originally written for the Raleigh Boy's Choir and to be sung with keyboard accompaniment. It would also work well for any chorus of treble voices (SAA).

Originally composed by Allen Pote for the all district elementary choir of Richardson, TX, this joyful secular piece is written for two-part chorus with piano accompaniment. Try it with your youngest...

From 'A Season to Celebrate', this piece is easily learned and is suitable for communion.