Partitions pour chœur a cappella

This work by J. Paul Williams and Joseph Martin asks us to explore the role we all perform in our daily lives. Because of world issues, it is imperative for us to reflect on things around us.

It's what we all do in December: 'I was born to shop, shop, shop! Shop until you drop, drop, drop! ' Here's a rockin' look at one aspect of the holiday season, complete with a snippet of 'Deck the Hal...

A fresh, new arrangement of an American folk song designed exclusively for 2-part voices. It's an 'add-on' song with a new animal introduced with every verse. Each animal sings a distinctive call, suc...

This spectacular new offering from John Leavitt combines 'O Come, All Ye Faithful,' 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' and 'Joy to the World' in a medley that is at home with church, school or community...

From the hit television series Animaniacs comes this fun-filled novelty for your holiday and winter concerts. Have every audience smiling and laughing in the aisles! Bring some comic cheer to the holi...

This '60s favorite lives on year after year! Its cornball humor makes it a natural novelty to add to any concert. The tune works any time of year, but if you've got a concert or program near Halloween...

This holiday perennial from 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' is sure to warm the hearts of everyone within earshot of your performance. A welcome, fun addition to any holiday concert.

Pete Schmutte's exceptional arrangement of 'Chattanooga Choo Choo' was a huge hit in other voicings when they were released in 1999. Now your younger choirs can enjoy this new version in our Spotlight...

A straight-ahead arrangement of one of the great Christmas ballads of all time. Pete Schmutte has created a slow, expressive arrangement that is sure to make any choir sound wonderful! (Key of A/C)

Written by Kurt Weill for his Threepenny Opera in 1926 and popularized by '50s heart-throb Bobby Darin and a host of other recording artists. Russ Robinson has created this easy-to-sing arrangement th...

Harry Warren was one of the great songwriters of the 30s. Classic movie buffs will recall the scene of Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler tap dancing on the top of a taxi cab in the movie version of 'Forty S...