Partiture per coro

The bread of angels text set by Eric William Barnum is a fresh sound worth hearing. The primary melody is immediately captivating, and his development equally satisfying. Churches, high schools and co...

Brian Tate is a Canadian composer who also conducts a gospel and multicultural choir. His arrangements have become immensely popular, year after year. This one will not disappoint. A cappella voices a...

The moving WWI poem by John McCrae has received many choral treatments, but talented composer, Doug Andrews, gives us a refreshing musical perspective. The lilting melody is caressed in gentle harmoni...

The new Jonathan Talberg Choral Series features advanced music of distinction for festival use. Dr. Talberg (Cal State Univ. Long Beach) is one of the new names on the guest conducting circuit with an...

This classic English madrigal by Thomas Morley (1557-1603) has been wisely edited and arranged by famed teacher/composer Joyce Eilers. The uniqueness is the voicing: SSAB, for choirs whose members num...

From the Ron Kean multicultural series, this fun and lively arrangement of a traditional Tagalog folksong includes pronunciation and translation notes.

Inspired by J. S. Bach's Prelude in C and based on Matthew 11:28-30, Larry Nickel has penned a stirring anthem of hope. The violin solo and obbligato add to the beauty, while the closing a cappella se...

Winner of the 2006 Vanguard Premiers Choral Competion Contest, this setting of O Nata Lux has already been selected for performance at numerous ACDA venues. Dr. Forbes, professor at Millikin Universit...

Strong and stately, Dr. Satre, professor of music at Trinity International University, has arranged both titles for a cappella voices.

Edwin Fissinger's music has a distinctly American sound, and his choral set Dakota Prairies uses poems that describe some of our north central states' most beautiful scenery. The Wild Prairie Rose is...

Although the words come from Ecclesiastes, the message and music will fit any concert program. Reminding youth to be wise through their maturing years, this piece breaks into a delightful na-nana sect...

The Field Butterfly is a humorous song comparing a butterfly to a Filipina dressed in her glamorous formal dress with tall butterfly sleeves as she moves down the aisle of the church, swaying her hips...

This energetic processional for a cappella voices and percussion defies categorization. This fun original work includes some alternate text ideas that make it useful for almost any occasion. The rhyth...

Here is the traditional spiritual freshened up with zest and spice. The choir adds its own percussion through a clapping section that further energizes the piece.

Edwin Fissinger's music has a distinctly American sound, and his choral set Dakota Prairies uses poems that describe some of our north central states' most beautiful scenery. This is the fourth in the...

Composed for the Fall 2007 Arkansas Tech University Concert Chorale - Gary Morris, director.

Selected for the Ron Kean multicultural series, this Serbian folk song has been tastefully arranged by educator, Tina Harrington. Although this piece can be performed alone, it is actually a partner w...

Emerging from a unison pitch the a cappella voices channel through gorgeous suspensions and luxuriously lingering resolutions. This song of peace described in Latin text is immediately timeless and us...

Selected for the Jonathan Talberg choral Series, Kevin Memley has produced a gorgeous new setting of this time-honored text. His 'Ave Maria' was released last year and has quickly established Kevin as...

Selected for Ron Kean's multicultural series, this Serbian piece is a partner song with 08301883 Ajde Jano. Even as the music shifts from F minor to major and back again, the ethnic modality transport...

A calling song from the Iroquois people of the six nations has been captured in a spell-binding arrangement by Brian Tate. Although the piece may sound dazzlingly difficult to the listener, the repeat...

Selected for the David Dickau Signature Series, this love song opens with touches of counterpoint this English folk song before moving into the familiar refrain. The balance of accompaniment and a cap...

Four-part, a cappella voices sing in counterpoint and in chorus with tender and compelling harmonies in this stirring Stabat Mater setting. The dramatic and emotional imagery is richly portrayed throu...

This early American folk song is a lively number with percussive hand claps thrown in. Released in 2009 for treble choirs or all ages, it became a best-seller for high school and college choirs and is...

Jonathan Talberg's choral series has produced a library of excellence for the advanced a cappella choir, and this latest entry is a beauty. Richard Burchard tends to write in a density that is thick a...