Russell L. Robinson

Le linee vocali iniziano all'unisono e si sviluppano dolcemente in una semplice armonia in questo bellissimo arrangiamento dell'inno nazionale israeliano. Un pianoforte di supporto e una parte opziona...

Written by Lotti around 1730, this motet was originally written for four voices. Russell Robinson's thoughtful 3-part arrangement attempts to maintain the harmonic textures, melodic lines, and text of...

Medley in verschiedenen Stilen (Swing, Klassik, Latin, . . .)

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'

The well-loved movement from F.J. Haydn's Creation, here in an excellent setting for choirs with an SAB preference. A fine classic for school and church, it will become a favorite with both choir and...

Using classic American folk songs written during two different wartimes in American history, this moving arrangement by Russell Robinson can be used to teach lyrical ensemble singing, as well as cross...

Discovery Level 1 Younger choirs will develop tone, part-singing ability and important performance skills with this accessible original canon. Opening with a unison statement of the theme, the voices...

Here is a fresh and creative setting of the popular American folksong with a slightly different twist! Your singers will love the swinging treatment and the energized vocal stack at the end.

Treble choruses can experience Baroque style and performance practice in this setting from Bach's Motet VI. Performed a cappella or with the continuo accompaniment, it will make a fine addition to hon...

Based on a canon by Thomas Tallis, this delightful setting for younger choirs maintains the beautiful melody and adds an accessible piano accompaniment and lyrics that speak of the beauty of music and...

A Japanese haiku forms the framework for this gentle setting that will guarantee success for younger or less experienced choirs. The text translates as All's well that ends well and the work offers ma...

Judy Collins' song of a girl and her father creates a wistful atmosphere of longing and memory in a folk-like tapestry that will be a concert highlight. An ideal selection for women's honor choir and...

For soprano, alto, and baritone voices with piano accompaniment, this is a great secular piece for developing independent voices, listening across the choral fabric, and teaching phrase shape. Try it...

Cindy, arranged by Russell Robinson, is a rousing folk song brimming with energy and excitement! Whether for general concert use or for a folk segment, this arrangement is sure to further appreciation...

Russell Robinson has taken this work by Galuppi and cleverly arranged it for women's voices in three parts. The key has been lowered to D major, making the highest note for the soprano an F-sharp. The...

This 1930s standard starts off with melancholy solos between boy and girl. It then takes on the familiar, rhythmic swing that we all know and love. Russ Robinson lets the song shine through with this...

This 1930s standard starts off with melancholy solos between boy and girl. It then takes on the familiar, rhythmic swing that we all know and love. Russ Robinson lets the song shine through with this...

Written by Lotti around 1730, this motet was originally written for four voices. Russell Robinson's thoughtful 3-part arrangement attempts to maintain the harmonic textures, melodic lines, and text of...

A beautiful traditional Japanese folk song, Akatonbo's memorable melody sings of dragonflies in varying ways: unison, canon, accompanied, and a cappella. Gorgeous for both women's and upper elementay...

A multi-metered setting, a lilting piano accompaniment and interesting vocal writing combine to create a festive work that respects its traditional British folk roots while introducing a new musical f...

A multi-metered setting, a lilting piano accompaniment and interesting vocal writing combine to create a festive work that respects its traditional British folk roots while introducing a new musical f...

A powerful theme song for your next concert! Open and close with this one, programming other 'music is a universal language' songs in between. A majestic fanfare introduces the stirring balladic melod...

First published in 1603, this quintessential John Dowland madrigal has been newly edited by Russell Robinson. SATB and 3-part mixed choirs will enjoy the lush texture and rich harmonic structure, whic...

First published in 1603, this quintessential John Dowland madrigal has been newly edited by Russell Robinson. SATB and 3-part mixed choirs will enjoy the lush texture and rich harmonic structure, whic...