Partiture per coro

For this medley, Berger chose three pieces that are well known and loved in their native land: Red Dragonflies, Sand Dunes, and This Road. Good choice for high school, college, or community groups

From our James Jordon Choral Series, this peppy folk tune is an excellent addition to any choir.

This sorrowful folk tune from our James Jordan Choral Series is a sure winner with young and old alike.

Phil Olson indicates that this American folk song has Irish roots and that the names found in the work are taken from the muster rolls and casualty list from the battle of Bunker Hill. A great contest...

This secular gem is the arrangement of a Newfoundland folk song. The piece would work well as part of a group in your spring concert. It is suitable for high school, college, or community choirs, cont...

Folk Songs Of America is a choral cycle by Dan Forrest and this is the first installment in this ongoing series. The characterization and dialogue between the male and female singers provide a sweet d...

A second title in the Folk Songs Of America choral cycle, this 'jaunty' arrangement for mixed chorus with piano four hands and solo violin will be a hit on your spring concert. Consider programming it...

On a text of Robert Burns, Stuart Calvert sets this traditional Gaelic tune for mixed chorus and piano. Try the piece with a set of love songs on your spring concert. This is a great piece for chamber...

Canadian composer Stuart Calvert is a master with folk settings. This is no exception. Here we have a traditional Scottish melody arranged for mixed chorus with a beautiful piano accompaniment. Notice...

Scandinavian immigrants longing for home might have sung this Swedish folksong, although the theme of the text is applicable to other artings'. Scored for mixed chorus with piano (4 hands), the lyrica...

A concert piece for secondary chorus, with piano duet from Three Scottish Folksongs. Also available: O Whistle And I'll Come To Ye (HMC649) and My Love's In Germany (HMC670)

Written by Bob Dylan and covered by countless artists, this protest song from the 1960s raises questions about peace, war and freedom. The answers are there, but not easy to find. This beautiful folk...

Uses: Lent, Holy Week, general Scripture: John 15:13; Matthew 27:28-29; Philippians 2:11 From Patti Drennan's solo book and CD, A Shelter in the Time of Storm, comes a choral arrangement of awell-kno...

This upbeat Hebrew folk song translates literally to It would have been enough and celebrates the great things God has done. Percussion instruments, which adds to the rhythmic and dance-like feel of t...

Uses: General, Lent Scripture: John 15:13; Psalm 36:7; Romans 5:8 A choral re-interpretation of this old hymn text brings new focus to certain parts of the beloved poem and creates and artful moment f...

In this South African folk song, the singer asks Aunt, please open the door for me. I am getting wet with rain. Percussive and rhythmic in its vocal arrangement with lots of three-part harmonies, it a...

Harambee! is a Swahili word that literally means let us all pull together. This original work has a distinct African beat and feel with its rhythmic vocal writing creating a sense of passion and call...

This elegant 12th-century Japanese text is set to original music with respect to the Japanese sound and culture. Ethereal and refined with flute and percussion, the singer sings of a wandering stag, d...

Young singers will love this spirited Newfoundland folk song that dances with a sea chanty text. There's energy from start to finish with a moving piano line that supports individual, unison, and part...

A favorite North American tune is creatively arranged incorporating unison and 2-part harmony, round and partner-style singing with original music. A treasure chest of teaching and learning that inclu...

This Puerto Rican folk song has been arranged as a lively partner song using an original melody and both English and Spanish text. Combined with the festive piano accompaniment and shakers for all to...

This lively folk song was known as a play party song that included clapping and dancing. Beginning with a soft and lovely melody and followed by an energetic contrast, this choral conveys the true par...

Spirited and fun for young voices, this folksong favorite sparkles with rhythmic energy! Individual part-singing as well as chordal and polyphonic passages fill the work, creating teaching moments for...

This traditional Hebraic melody combines a rousing rhythm, harmonic minor mode, and an accelerating tempo. Entertaining and educational! Available: 3-Part Mixed.

The use of creative choral camouflage makes the individual parts of this folk favorite come alive! Easy, accessible and fun! Available: 2-Part, 3-Part Mixed. Performance Time: Approx. 2:05.