Partiture per coro

Here's a bright and rhythmic Christmas anthem. Your choir will really enjoy putting this one together. Available: SATB, 2-Part.

One of the most popluar songs from the hit children's musical, Archangel Gabriel's Awesome Adventure, 'Be Not Afraid' is one of many songs in a musical where Gabriel is God's messenger and also one of...

Among the many settings of the classic text, 'Dona Nobis Pacem' (Grant us peace, O Lord), this new melody is absolutely captivating. Easily learned and memorable, it can serve as a general anthem, ben...

From the Houston Children's Chorus series comes an historic story-anthem, Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin. Remember the story of Daniel and the hand writing on the wall at Belshazaar's feast? Thanks to the c...

From Allen Pote's new Pensacola Children's Choir series comes this lively original! Rudolph is missing and Santa needs him right away!

Here is a clever play on the famous alphabet song, with two delightful vocal parts and teasing references to the traditional tune. An excellent teaching piece from the Houston Children's Chorus series...

With several voicing options, here is a versatile best-selling anthem for Easter. The optional brass accompaniment will enhance the presentation and call the faithful to worship as we celebrate Resurr...

The American Experience Series brings the folk lore stories and events of American history into song. J. Paul Williams, long famous for his story texts in the sacred market, has teamed up with establi...

Lloyd Larson set music to the words of J. Paul Williams that describe the accomplishments of Helen Keller. Another excellent addition to the American Experience Choral Series, this piece cleverly info...

Another winner in the Houston Children's Chorus Series, J. Paul Williams and Craig Curry bring a new snap and sizzle to some of our favorite Christmas Carols. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing and snippets...

In this tender manger ballad, the text describes the Christ Child as the music of Bethlehemtown... and challenges the listener to hear the music and sing the song. The optional flute obbligato is nice...

This hymn's straightforward melodic rhythm is easily grasped by young and old. Jubilant repetitious use of 'allelulia, amen' give this hymn of praise a joyful quality. The text was written by Christia...

This lesser known gem for joyful occasions was written by Benjamin Keach in the 17th century. The two part score can be sung in any combination of voices.