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This deceptively simple choral work by African-American composer Mitchell Southall (1922-1989) is surely one of the most beautiful Christmas pieces ever composed.

This jubilant anthem is replete with sturdy well-balanced choral writing and memorable melodic contours. Composed in a confident traditional style, it inspires the spirit even as it encourages opportu...

What a powerful juxtaposition of two iconic African American spirituals: 'Wayfaring Stranger' and 'I Want Jesus to Walk with Me.' 'I am a stranger in a strange land...how long must we cry out?' This i...

This singular choral offering visits a less-often used musical source for its foundation, creating a pleasing fusion with a beloved hymn text. The results are a layered sonic effect that has primal po...

A perennial favorite is treated to new sonic clothing in this engaging arrangement. Filled with innovative choral contrasts, this fresh approach provides many moments to linger over. Audiences will th...

A beloved spiritual receives a graceful touch in this arrangement. Capturing the longing for home, this stellar writing expands the sonic potential of the ensemble, with a wide spectrum of colors and...

Here is a piece from the five piece set 'May You Heal Project.' Many of us must mourn the loss of a loved one. All of us mourn what the pandemic has done to the world. This work gives us the space to...

Living in the moment' is a mantra and goal that is as easily forgotten as it is to pursue. The poem in this motet proclaims its value in colorful ways. Each verse is followed by a Latin phrase that co...

First made popular in performances by the famous choral ensemble, Chanticleer, the composer has revoiced it for SATB choir. The music is original although its connection to Irish Celtic music is unden...

The lyrics of the Persian poet Hafez, are often quoted as proverbs and sayings to be pondered. The musical treatment of this choral adds an intensity and depth to those words. Listening becomes more a...

In the Philippines this may be the most popular love song in the country. George Hernandez has a string of excellent folk songs from the Philippines and with this choral we launch the 'George G. Herna...

Tek Kapidan' is a Turkish folk song in which the choir shares a young girl's musings about her boyfriend, who was killed in an accident. She reminisces about their past times together and wishes for t...

Every so often an arranger takes a familiar folk song and redresses it so incredibly that it feels like a brand new piece. Such is the case with this arrangement. It is both old and new all at once; a...

This joyful Cuban love song has been around for some time, and this choral arrangement brings it into the concert hall. You cannot resist moving when singing this song. Adding a little percussion enha...

'Connected' has been one of our most popular chorals and is in numerous voicings. This is the first one to be released with the lyrics translated into Spanish. 'Conectados' is an exciting step forward...

This poignant anthem delivers an important message for our time. Framed as a prayer, this sensitive song decorates a profound text with expressive harmonies. Choirs can find meaning in the many musica...

Elegant and refined, this unaccompanied gem is a wonderful addition to the repertoire. Thoughtful part-writing makes the octavo approachable, and the styling brings new emotion to this beloved lyric.

Commissioned by the United States Air Force Band, Colonel Don Schofield, Commander and Conductor based on the 1819 poem by Walt Whitman.

A unique offering, this unaccompanied anthem takes on the character of a sea chanty in style and spirit. Featuring a soloist, the call and response format invites creative singer placements, along wit...

The name SAM-Klang takes the three voice parts from the arrangements - Soprano, Alto and Men - and combines it with the Scandinavian and German words for ‘sound’ to create the portmanteau word ‘sound...

The name SAM-Klang takes the three voice parts from the arrangements - Soprano, Alto and Men - and combines it with the Scandinavian and German words for ‘sound’ to create the portmanteau word ‘sound...

First recorded by Louis Armstrong, What a Wonderful World was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999. This arrangement captures the joyful spirit of the song while using limited ranges making i...

This striking choral work was arranged for and premiered by soprano, Angela Brown, and The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. It has been given an a cappella treatment with chimes and African percussion an...

The Amanda Quist Choral Series features this new edition of Vittoria Aleotti's a cappella setting of Baciai per aver vita skillfully edited by Jami Lercher. Clarity of line and a firm harmonic base ma...