Choral

Now available for women's voices, this exciting work was recorded by First Call. Based on All Creatures of Our God and King and paired with a powerful Swahili chorus. Available separately: SATB, SAB,...

Now available for SATB voices from high school through adult! Three traditional folksongs are artfully combined in this setting, opening with cascading vocal lines, moving into a tender ballad and clo...

Practice your Spanish and have a little fun with this light-hearted novelty piece that's full of tongue-in-cheek humor! Fiery Latin rhythms add spice! Available separately: SATB, SAB, 2-Part. Duration...

Soaring blithe and free, oh that the Lark were me. Adapted from George Meredith's poem, the lyrics explore the heartfelt yearning for a life more carefree. Beautifully flowing lines and full vocal tex...

Now available in the transitional voicing SAT(B) for developing mixed choruses, this tender setting of a Native American poem features extended legato phrasing and delicate musicality. The simple pian...

Emotion, strength, beauty and texture are a few words that describe this treatment of a classic folk song! Excellent sequel to Linda's Shenandoah. Available: SATB, SSA, 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time:...

Emotion, strength, beauty and texture are a few words that describe this treatment of a classic folk song! Excellent sequel to Linda's 'Shenandoah'. Available: SATB, SSA, 3-Part Mixed. Performance Tim...

This anthem is a powerful statement from the poetry of Charles Wesley set to confident assertive music as a call to purpose for any people committed to their faith. A true sermon in song, this message...

Tenor/soprano duet with choir; from the Holy Week cantata Song of the Shadows (A 7382, SATB) - From the highly successful Holy Week cantata, Song of the Shadows, here is the incredibly beautiful and l...

This Swahili text is joyously set by Jerry Estes. Rhythmic and catchy repetitive phrases make this choral quick to learn and fun to perform. Add percussion instruments to support a multicultural feel!...

From the opening sweep of notes, this amazing arrangement lifts the spirit of praise to new heights. This has become the quintessential version of this beloved hymn and now we are pleased to offer it...

Shawnee Press is proud to present this Joyce Eilers arrangement of an American folk tune. Her reputation for writing and arranging quality material for young voices is well known and this piece is ano...

Now available in two new voicings, John Leavitt's arrangement of Mozart's sparkling gem also comes with parts for violins, cello/bass and oboes. As a 2-part best-seller, Alleluia introduces children t...

Cindy Berry gives us her best when writing about the unique and superlative attributes of God. This declaration of praise will inspire the congregation and choir alike. The compelling words surrounded...

Jill Gallina creates sweet melodies and thoughtful lyrics with her original works and this is no exception. American Pride exudes love for the beautiful landscape of our country, the United States of...

This choral gem by Jerry Estes, set in an African folk song musical style, incorporates the Swahili words for peace, love and unity. Amazingly versatile, this piece works for multicultural purposes, D...

Word painting and musical humor fill this intelligent and striking choral work by Richard A. Williamson. Varied textures from minor to full 3-part polyphony make this work sound almost SATB at times....

Joseph Martin has created a rich, moving piano accompaniment, supporting a lush choral setting by Mark Cabaniss. 'There is harmony and melody in all that we do and there is music inside of you. ' This...

A delightful adaptation of Mascagni's Chorus from Cavalleria Rusticana for Treble Voices with Piano accompaniment, adapted and with words by Sigmund Spaeth. In its original operatic setting it is a t...

Arms Around the World is motivational and inspirational in mood and in text. Greg Gilpin's arrangement of this uplifting song will have the audience on its feet and ready to take action. 'Let's be the...