Coro a cappella misto

Latin fervor and rhythmic accompaniment create a unique Easter effect.

The favorite spiritual in an easy setting with traditional leader/choral-response transcription. Rhythmic and sincere effect.

An effective adaptation which makes optional use of a quartet and antiphonal children voices on the second and fourth stanzas.

Tonada is a slow piece and is usually used in love songs, just as it is used in this case. Cueca is a very rhythmic and joyful dance. Both of these pieces are from the Andes area, in a region called '...

Choir or worship ensembles will be singing 'Glory , Hallelujah!' all week long with this up-tempo spiritual arrangement. After a slower intro, the energy picks up and never subsides. Accessible SAB wr...

A lovely development based on the familiar words of Martin Luther. Designed to take advantage of the voices in a better church choir. Soprano descant and accompaniment complete the development.

A happy, martial carol gives way to an easily performed polyphonic 'Rejoice-for Jesus Christ is born!'

A spectacular double choir unaccompanied version by the former Director of the Vienna Choirboys and current director of the Pueblo, Colorado, Symphony Orchestra. The ultimate in a sensitive choral arr...

Here in accompaniment and embellished arrangement. Unison theme statement gives way to polyphonic treatment then to solo and a carefully contrived imitation for this most effective concert setting.