Thomas Juneau

Juneau's piece, O Oriens, was conceptualized with Italian architecture in mind. It uses text from the Marian O Antiphons, a traditional work that celebrate the onset of the Christmas season. As the wo...

Juneau's TB setting of this well-known, delightful holiday favorite is now available for tenor bass choirs of varying abilities. Unison, canon, and counter-melodies make-up the texture of this energiz...

The Parting Glass, a traditional Scottish and Irish folk song, is traditionally sung at the end of a gathering of friends. This setting reflects the tender, yet wistful feelings of a group of friends...

The Key To My Heart allows singers to express feelings of love and joy. With many rhythmic and melodic ideas throughout, this touching piece lends itself to developing ensemble, tone and musical direc...

This contemporary a cappella setting of the Latin text from Lamentations 1:12 is meditative and profoundly moving in its simplicity. Ideal for concert or contest programming. Available: SSAA a cappell...

Using driving recurring rhythms and themes sung in jubilant homophony, this song is perfect for high school and beyond and is well suited for festival use. A carefully crafted, lively selection for an...

I will meet you when the roses come again - these nostalgic words form the touching refrain of this a cappella setting for male voices. Offering many opportunities for developing style, intonation and...

I will meet you when the roses come again - these nostalgic words form the touching refrain of this a cappella setting for male voices. Offering many opportunities for developing style, intonation and...

Ideal for sight-reading practice, concert and contest, this collection includes: The Feast, Hi-O!, The Maiden in the Tower. Performance Time: Approx. 3:20.

The lovely cantabile phrases of this charming soprano/alto duet create a wonderful opportunity for treble choirs to explore the beauty of the vocal lines and develop the unified tone quality called fo...

The lovely cantabile phrases of this charming soprano/alto duet create a wonderful opportunity for treble choirs to explore the beauty of the vocal lines and develop the unified tone quality called fo...

This gentle artsong has been set for two-part voices in a thoughtful and authentic way, making this contest favorite an exceptional choice for choral ensembles as well as soloists.

This gentle artsong has been set for two-part voices in a thoughtful and authentic way, making this contest favorite an exceptional choice for choral ensembles as well as soloists.

Made popular as a folk song and a pop song, this 2-part arrangement of the traditional English folk song is a wonderful tool for teaching part singing. The hand drum and finger cymbal parts add to the...

Made popular as a folk song and a pop song, this 2-part arrangement of the traditional English folk song is a wonderful tool for teaching part singing. The hand drum and finger cymbal parts add to the...

This short duet from the 18th century opera La Molinara is an ideal selection for women's choirs to develop diction and dramatic expression of the text. Excellent for concert/festival and ensemble per...

This short duet from the 18th century opera La Molinara is an ideal selection for women's choirs to develop diction and dramatic expression of the text. Excellent for concert/festival and ensemble per...

The constant switch between 3/4 and 7/8 keeps this piece fun and exciting, with easy and bright melodic lines all the way through. Choirs of all levels can enjoy singing this work, set with traditiona...

The constant switch between 3/4 and 7/8 keeps this piece fun and exciting, with easy and bright melodic lines all the way through. Choirs of all levels can enjoy singing this work, set with traditiona...

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...

This piece is from "Four Latin Songs". Titles in the series include: I. Kyrie (TBB), II. Gloria (TBB), III. Sanctus (TBB), and IV. Dona Nobis Pacem (TTB).