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Emily Bronte's poetry is beautifully set in a lyric song style. The musical painting of an autumn evening is superbly accomplished in flowing lines and a supportive accompaniment. The musical colors o...

This work shows Handel's rhythmic energy. The optional flute part makes the arrangement sparkle. Perfect for contest, festival or concert performance, the new text is appropriate for all performances....

This Zulu folk song is delightfully set for chorus, rattle and large and small drums. Its repetitive nature and the building of voices makes this an exciting multicultural addition to your performance...

This fun calypso-style work, based on a Liberian folk song, is bright, up-tempo and accessible. Its repetitive text makes it quick to learn. The various voicings add to its versatility.

From the master of choral comedy, who brought us such hits as 'Concerto for Singing Chickens,' comes this exceptional novelty about that scary space in every school known as the 'student locker! ' Eve...

John maintains the simplicity of this old Shaker tune in this setting for SAB voices that is patterned after his two-part version of three years ago. Its tuneful melody gives rise for expressive oppor...

This traditional Welsh lullaby was featured in the score of the motion picture Empire of the Sun and can be heard regularly in several television commercials. Ruth Elaine Schram has created a lovely o...

This arrangement by Mary Val Marsh is a blend of Spanish and French carols. Particularly suitable for younger choirs, it will be a quick and easy addition to any holiday concert. Add the optional inst...

This classic arrangement is taken from an Air for alto and soprano solo voices in Handel's Messiah. Male voices are not included in the original scoring, however Earlene has provided an opportunity fo...

A message of friendship and loyal devotion combined with Ruth Elaine Schram's gift for creating beautiful music make this a perfect graduation piece. Contemporary styling of gospel-type harmonies give...

This sensitive and rich choral octavo by Russell Robinson can be programmed on any holiday concert. The mixed meter adds a wonderful effect without causing confusion. Add the optional C instrument for...

In answer to the devastating events of this past September, this composer chose to ''sing a prayer for America,'' asking God to strengthen our resolve as we stretch hands to every land in a gesture of...

This Kenyan folksong arranged by Kenyan music educator Akombo d.o. Akombo captures all the excitement and style of African folk music. While the text is celebrating the birth of Immanuel, musically it...

Warm-ups by the Dozen utilizes proven techniques and creative exercises to prepare choirs effectively for rehearsals or performances. The set includes a dozen warm-ups designed and sequenced by noted...

Your choirs will make many a 'joyful noise' with this bold and energetic African style original from Kirby Shaw. The Swahili text is easily learned and brings with it a strong message of hope and cari...

A real 'show' style opener for your next concert! Whether it's your show choir, concert choir, pop choir or a combination concert, this one will set the stage for your entire program. Add simple chore...

Three-Part Mixed, accompanied with optional flute.

This joyful work makes a brilliant program opener, closer, or theme. Smartly crafted to be impressive in concert or contest, yet accomplishable in rehearsal. Syncopated percussion parts, available fre...

This joyful work makes a brilliant program opener, closer, or theme. Smartly crafted to be impressive in concert or contest, yet accomplishable in rehearsal. Syncopated percussion parts, available fre...

Patriotic and fun! Greg Gilpin's creative partner song combines singers and kazoos on two well-known, flag-waving favorites. A rousing crowd-pleaser!

Some history: this song comes from Haiti, but actually refers to the first King of Angola, Ngolo Kiluanje, who was revered as a great king. The Creole word for 'king' ('wa') plus the king's name ('Ngo...

Some history: this song comes from Haiti, but actually refers to the first King of Angola, Ngolo Kiluanje, who was revered as a great king. The Creole word for 'king' ('wa') plus the king's name ('Ngo...

That's So Orff! offers appealing, new lessons for the elementary music classroom by incorporating improvisation, movement, and props. The engaging, easy-to-use activities are designed for experienced...

George Gershwin's Three Preludes for piano merge early twentieth century American classical music with jazz elements and exemplify the essence of Gershwin's signature sound. Jeremy Clark's arrangement...

George Gershwin's Three Preludes for piano merge early twentieth century American classical music with jazz elements and exemplify the essence of Gershwin's signature sound. Jeremy Clark's arrangement...