Coro e Canto

The text for this traditional Hebrew song is translated I believe and was sung by many Jews during the Holocaust. The words provided comfort to the victims, to the survivors and serve as a beacon of h...

The cool, white moon, the silvery moonlight, the coal black sky, the friendly stars. This gentle tone poem in Spanish and English captures the mystery and wonder of the night sky.

Acclaimed composer Libby Larsen set words of a young girl in this choral work that explores the essence of music and singing. Beginning quietly, the tones grow into a rushing river of sound or a const...

This delightful setting of Shakespeare's well known whimsical celebration of springtime love will be a joy to perform! Dancing melodies dart and play over the brilliant piano textures for a superb cho...

A true classic from the early part of the 20th century, this whimsical gem for treble choirs will delight your audience as your singers harmonize the warm melodic phrases! Includes optional bass and p...

Jubilant keyboard textures and vibrant cascading vocal lines in this contemporary festival piece will make you want to rush out and embrace the spring! A contrasting legato middle section adds an expr...

Written for and premiered by the 2011 ACDA National Children's Honor Choir, Henry Leck, conductor, this is a treble chorus closer extraordinaire! The famous strains of the popular standard from the 19...

With vocal sounds evoking the rushing wind, this setting of the 13th century Latin sequence moves into an opening chant over djembe accompaniment. Expansive phrases transition into a driving acceleran...

Here is the buoyant traditional carol with a series of clever variations to create a joyful showcase for treble choirs. Thrilling!

The imagery of the spinning dreydl is colorfully portrayed in the topsy-turvy accompaniment while the vocal lines dance above in lively fashion in this energetic setting of the traditional Hanukkah so...

This vibrant setting of the favorite spiritual for treble voices will shine in performance with its crisp rhythms, call and response phrases and unexpected harmonic turns. Not to be missed!

Now available for women's voices, this exciting work was recorded by First Call. Based on All Creatures of Our God and King and paired with a powerful Swahili chorus. Available separately: SATB, SAB,...

Celebrate the joys of childhood with this fresh setting of traditional game songs. Ideal for developing diction and rhythm, for building part-singing skills and for developing sight-reading, this medl...

This set of pieces by Alice Parker to poetry by Nancy Wood was commissioned by the American Composers Forum for the ChoralQuest program allowing middle school choirs to discover music of varying moods...

Soaring blithe and free, oh that the Lark were me. Adapted from George Meredith's poem, the lyrics explore the heartfelt yearning for a life more carefree. Beautifully flowing lines and full vocal tex...

The delicate piano accompaniment creates a lovely and sonorous tapestry to support the expressive vocal melodies of the traditional Catalan folk carol. Imitative entrances and intertwining countermelo...

Emotion, strength, beauty and texture are a few words that describe this treatment of a classic folk song! Excellent sequel to Linda's 'Shenandoah'. Available: SATB, SSA, 3-Part Mixed. Performance Tim...

Lovely arrangement of the favorite 16th century English carol

A great setting of the classic hymn text by Adelaide a Pollard.

From the Jean Ashworth bartle choral series for treble voices. The series offers two versions of this well loved piece: this one, (in the key of a-flat), is the easier one and can be used with smaller...

A suitable festival piece for treble voices, wonderful for Jr. high, children's choir, or easy adult choir

This excellent concert piece is perfect for a more advanced Jr. high/high school choir or a medium advanced adult choir. Ideal for a festival Accompaniment: trumpet and piano, or full orchestra.

Great for just about any choir, this delightful new Christmas octavo has original words and music by Matthew Armstrong.