Boosey & Hawkes

One of two highly effective and entertaining collections of nonsense rhymes set to music by Nicholas Maw. The texts are, in the main, traditional, but rhymes by Lear, Carroll and Durfey are also inclu...

The Boston Trot is written to familiarize students with certain elements of jazz style by contrasting a familiar melody with a jazz version of the same.

Stimmensatz - Violine, Akkordeon, Gitarre, Kontrabass

CME Concert Collection provides a complete repertoire for your next concert selected from the Choral Music Experience library.

CME Concert Collection provides a complete repertoire for your next concert selected from the Choral Music Experience library.

Unison voices & piano.

While this canon may sound quite serious, it was written in friendly jest for Beethoven's friend, Abbé Stadler, a priest. The first two phrases are written in Italian to signify the relationship of th...

The simplicity and spontaneity of the American play-party has inspired this first medley of songs common not only to the Appalachian Mountains but also shared by many southern states. Because of the n...

Spirit of the Child could be described as a choral drama. Its inspiration was derived from the plight of children cught as innocent victims in civil was in the Sudan region of Africa. The final sectio...

This fictitious creature measured thirty yards around, and possessed a tail of such dimensions that it was used to ring the market bell.

Here the poet writes of the sufferings of a hunted animal, and in the music Holman has portrayed the cruelty of the hunt. The yellow of the sun and the hot sky contrasts brutally with the red of the f...

This original carol is intended to ekove the spirit of Dickens' A Christmas Carol with carolers moving from house to house on a snow-white Christmas Eve.

Text from Shakespeare's The Tempest. This piece acts as a kind of spectrum which both breaks a unity into diverse colors, and reassembles the diverse colors into a unity.

This tender lullaby, set to the text of “Good Night” by Jane Taylor, is characterized by lulling repeated notes and rhythms. Written in modified strophic form, the melody has a reassuring...

This piece is a setting of the poem by Kenneth Patchen for women's chorus. It combines new and old musical techniques to reflect the fleeting nature of our lives and passions in the timelessness of th...