Cristi Cary Miller: spartiti facile

Discovery Level 1 You'll almost feel the cool island breezes with this delightful setting of four Calypso favorites in a mini-medley that will showcase your 2-Part chorus at their best.

Discovery Level 1 Young men's choirs as will develop vocal and part-singing skills in this accessible setting of the spiritual favorite. Excellent for concert and contest, careful attention to ranges...

Discovery Level 1 Young men's choirs as will develop vocal and part-singing skills in this accessible setting of the spiritual favorite. Excellent for concert and contest, careful attention to ranges...

Light-hearted lyrics and a cheerful tune will put a smile on the faces of both singers and listeners as they celebrate the wonder of music. Consider using the song's title as a concert theme to encour...

Light-hearted lyrics and a cheerful tune will put a smile on the faces of both singers and listeners as they celebrate the wonder of music. Consider using the song's title as a concert theme to encour...

The burgeoning Solfege series for young choirs gets a new inductee in Solfege Mambo, drawing heavily upon Latin American traditions of syncopation, staccato movement and rhythmic expression. With a te...

The burgeoning Solfege series for young choirs gets a new inductee in Solfege Mambo, drawing heavily upon Latin American traditions of syncopation, staccato movement and rhythmic expression. With a te...

This gentle original creates a beautiful feeling of the hushed wonder of a first snow in winter. Well-crafted for younger choirs, singers will develop important choral skills of phrasing, dynamic cont...

This arrangement of the traditional French carol is a great confidence builder for young choirs, with bold vocal lines, well-crafted harmonies and optional percussion that can be performed by the sing...

This celebratory song first appeared at Disneyland Paris in 2005 and was written for their holiday parade.ŸThe opening melody is easy to sing yet sounds sophisticated and majestic. This can easily be...

Discovery Level 1 The vibrant sounds of this African game song will energize your singers through layered percussion and hand claps and call-and-response vocals. Available separately: 3-Part Treble, V...

Discovery Level 1 All the varied joys of Hanukkah are celebrated in this upbeat and well-crafted original work that is ideal for younger and developing choirs. Layered partner melodies, canonic and im...

The feeling of Home is aptly conveyed through the brilliant rhythmic and syllabic curation of Anne Brontë's peaceful text by Cristi Cary Miller in this 4/4 choral gem. Audiences will sigh with comfor...

The feeling of Home is aptly conveyed through the brilliant rhythmic and syllabic curation of Anne Brontë's peaceful text by Cristi Cary Miller in this 4/4 choral gem. Audiences will sigh with comfor...

Composer Lowell Mason is often regarded as the father of public school music education. In this early song by him we sing of the power, beauty and joy that music brings to our lives. A message that ri...

Composer Lowell Mason is often regarded as the father of public school music education. In this early song by him we sing of the power, beauty and joy that music brings to our lives. A message that ri...

Discovery Level 1 All the varied joys of Hanukkah are celebrated in this upbeat and well-crafted original work that is ideal for younger and developing choirs. Layered partner melodies, canonic and im...

This arrangement of the traditional French carol is a great confidence builder for young choirs, with bold vocal lines, well-crafted harmonies and optional percussion that can be performed by the sing...

This gentle original creates a beautiful feeling of the hushed wonder of a first snow in winter. Well-crafted for younger choirs, singers will develop important choral skills of phrasing, dynamic cont...

Combining a new song of patriotism with the much beloved My Country 'tis of Thee this is a wonderful addition to any patriotic concert. The meter for My Country.. has been changed from 3/4 to 4/4 whic...