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A sense of mystery and excitement infuses this galloping piece for treble choirs! Robert Louis Stevenson's famous poem and the brisk vocal setting will make this especially appealing to boys! Duration...

This charming unison piece expresses a child-like wonder and amazement at the simple things in nature: a singing bird, a bubbling stream, the warm sun and the budding trees. Very musical and singable,...

This charming unison piece expresses a child-like wonder and amazement at the simple things in nature: a singing bird, a bubbling stream, the warm sun and the budding trees. Very musical and singable,...

The famous English hymn celebrates the wonders of nature and God's blessings, and this flowing setting by Philip Stopford perfectly portrays the gentle spirit of the text. Available separately: SATB,...

Here's a lively, two-part arrangement of the well-known America riverboat song. Feature your treble group with this accessible and cheerful selection. Duration: ca. 2:05.

Here's a lively, two-part arrangement of the well-known America riverboat song. Feature your treble group with this accessible and cheerful selection. Duration: ca. 2:05.

Unison treble choirs can experience the beauty and elegance of this movement from the Mozart Mass in C Minor and gain appreciation for music of the Classical era. The flute obbligato adds to the authe...

Unison treble choirs can experience the beauty and elegance of this movement from the Mozart Mass in C Minor and gain appreciation for music of the Classical era. The flute obbligato adds to the authe...

This celebratory Latin text forms the framework for this gospel flavored work for young voices. The form of the music is ABA leading to a layered section that builds to a dynamic and forte conclusion....

This celebratory Latin text forms the framework for this gospel flavored work for young voices. The form of the music is ABA leading to a layered section that builds to a dynamic and forte conclusion....

Here is a charming setting of a poem by Emily Dickinson which depicts the first robin of spring in a most delightful way. Especially appropriate for younger choirs, the dancing rhythms of the piano ac...

The steady rhythms of the traditional spiritual form the framework for this arrangement that will showcase your young singers in concert, in worship and for many special community performances as well...

This imaginative set of two poems by Robert Louis Stevenson are ideal for developing expression and vocal tone with young choirs. The first, Bed in Summer, is in a stately waltz tempo with a serene ly...

This imaginative set of two poems by Robert Louis Stevenson are ideal for developing expression and vocal tone with young choirs. The first, Bed in Summer, is in a stately waltz tempo with a serene ly...

With a poetic text written by a young poet, this work perfectly captures the vulnerability of growing up, with beautiful imagery of a roof as steady, sheltering, inclusive and warm - things all people...

With a poetic text written by a young poet, this work perfectly captures the vulnerability of growing up, with beautiful imagery of a roof as steady, sheltering, inclusive and warm - things all people...

This swingy song is absolutely irresistible! Written for three equal voices, this selection begins in unison, expands into harmony, then layers the three melodies before a modulation and return of the...

This swingy song is absolutely irresistible! Written for three equal voices, this selection begins in unison, expands into harmony, then layers the three melodies before a modulation and return of the...

The grandeur of Ralph Waldo Emerson's skyborn music text creates a canvas for Dan Forrest's magnificent sonorities in this superb selection for choir and soloist with piano or optional strings. Breath...

Asking those who have much to consider those who do not is an important and popular theme today. To realize that this song was first published in 1854 makes the plea even more poignant. The optional v...

Asking those who have much to consider those who do not is an important and popular theme today. To realize that this song was first published in 1854 makes the plea even more poignant. The optional v...