Walton Choral

Ola Gjeilo's first publication for developing voices features new lyrics by acclaimed lyricist, Charles Anthony Silvestri. Exploring the ideals of each of the four seasons, the lyrics have been beauti...

For the high school choir, here is a masterful poem speaking of grief and beauty, in a beautiful setting with a soaring soprano solo above the choir. Needs good preparation for a great performance - a...

Heart, We Will Forget Him is one movement from Michael Hennagin's Three Emily Dickinson Songs. The imagery of Dickinson's poem comes to life through Hennagin's thoughtful writing. The piano truly acts...

Scenes from Gjeilo's majestic native Norway inspired this contemporary poem. Words and music are fused in a poignant, yet lyrical work with a pulse of its own. An exellent festival choice for mature w...

Here is an exciting rendition of the Cantate Domino Latin text by Ivo Antognini. This setting explores rhythm and texture as it weaves through various time signatures. A fantastic concert opener! Andr...

Lucky Luke is a beautiful ballad by Real Group baritone Morten Vinther. Gentle and poignant, the song talks of the advice an adult might give a child: Always trust your heart, because it wont lie to y...

I. We Are Marching in the Light of God (Siyahamba) II. Halleluya! We Sing Your Praises (Pelo tsa rona)

Sopran/Tenor-Soli

This high-energy, gospel-inflected setting of a psalm text works equally well for school concert or sacred functions. Familiar harmonies, a straightforward piano part, and a showcase solo part make th...

Available: SATB, Instrumental Parts.

This rock cantata combines precise notation in tempi, chords and vocal lines with the ad lib feeling of rock music, leaving the improvisation to the instrumentalists. A great choice for the high schoo...

The Walton edition of this Vivaldi masterwork has been an all-time favorite with high school choirs and beyond since its publication in 1961. Edited by renowned editor Mason Martens, it offers extensi...

This is the first complete survey of Sweden's rich choral music during half a century. Equally suited to music libraries and music institutions and as individual studies for choirs with an interest in...

This unique work for the Christmas season expresses concern for the future of our planet through the voice of a child. A beautiful SSAA version of this best-selling song from The Real Group.

A wonderful selection, this octavo offers two settings of the same melody: SSA voices for processional use, with three soloists; and the more developed SSAA arrangement for concert purposes, with sopr...

This setting of the delightful Christmas carol utilizes imitation of the sound of bells in the vocal part-writing and features three short solos. An option for treble choirs of various levels. Will ap...

The 2013 Raymond W. Brock Memorial Commission featuring timely and poignant text by Emily Dickinson. The poems express the extreme complexity of Beauty, even in the most simple of occurrances. A clear...

Similar to the superstitious Friday the Thirteenth, Tuesday the Thirteenth is considered to be the day of bad luck in Spanish-speaking countries, which is clearly illustrated in this proverb (Don't ge...

The text by William Shakespeare about the pleasures and signs of springtime makes this the perfect selection for the final school concert. Available: SSA a cappella.

The second selection from a set of Five Latvian Folk Songs, this song tells of a young woman picking the whitest of garden roses for a wreath. Its rhythmic 2/4 is playful, with off-the-beat accents st...

Oh, Follow, Follow On (France) & Spring, Now Spring (Germany). For SSA choir, these pieces add lightness to any women's choir repertoire - one of new love, the other of Spring's new birth. In French a...

This is a lovely setting of an original poem celebrating motherhood, which is also appropriate for Christmas. It would mesh well with a concert or service of carols.

Commissioned by the Alliance for Arts and Understanding for the 2004 Alliance World Festival, with uplifting text by Minnie Louise Haskins - Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown -...

One of the most recognized anthems from the English Renaissance, in a new adaptation specifically geared to the limits of younger voices and middle school choirs. Intimate and expressive, this would w...