Spartiti facile per Coro

Written by renowned sight-reading educator, Carol Krueger, this octavo contains engaging compositions for practicing rhythm, unison, two-part, three-part, and four-part. The exercises are suitable for...

With both sacred and secular texts available to choose from, this treble work speaks of the joys of being alive with emphasis on the beauty of nature. The author, an unknown child in a Czechoslovakian...

This unison (opt. harmony) work for treble voices was written in response to the tragedy of September 11. Healing in nature, the composer states: 'I wanted a tuneful, patriotic, American sounding melo...

Originally set for SATB voices (HMC1696), Jim Williams now makes the piece available in a lovely two-part mixed voicing, suitable for stewardship Sunday.

An all time favorite, this piece can be done by quite small children or by adults. Everyone loves it! It may be done unison or as a two-part canon, or with the canon done on any C instrument, or even...

A Christmas lullaby foretelling what is to come for the Christ child. In the lovely words of Gary Vitale, 'His head is weary, His eyes are tearing, and I can see a sadness coming: let my baby rest...k...

Bright, stirring advent piece for 3-part mixed choir with keyboard using the familiar text by Philipp Nicolai, and interspersing the well-loved Wachet Auf melody with original music by John Horman.

This is a wonderful Easter piece for children, beginning adult choir, or for standard choir repertoire for those inevitable Sundays when half the choir is unavailable.

Useful teaching aid for secondary chorus class Octavo size listing of musical terms, their meanings, and origins

Simple, but effective piece for youth or adult choir, especially nice for confirmation Sunday

This setting of the unchanging (ordinary) common texts of the Eucharist was composed for unison singing, various combinations of choir and congregation may sing the sections.

This 2-part piece for young or inexperienced choir has a strong, almost martial feel to it

For young or beginning chorus, a happy piece with a moral: remember those who have less than you

From our Accent On Youth Series. This easy piece for young or lesser-experienced choir is light and lively and should prove rewarding for choir and congregation alike.

From Gardner's 'Six American Hymns In A Free Style' This is a good one for young or inexperienced choir, written for three equal voices and keyboard.

Captivating new setting of the familiar words for small or inexperienced choir, with a solo feature that could also be done by a few voices together.

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this easy beginners setting of the familiar nursery rhyme done as a round. From the collection: Mother Goose On The Loose (HMB121)

From our Accent On Youth Series, this would be a good opener for a younger grades concert.

A simple, 'beginners' version of the 23rd Psalm: easy to understand, and easy to sing. Written for unison voices, with keyboard and alto recorder or flute.

The wit and wisdom of Natalie Sleeth sparkles with the syncopation of a simple 'rag', this would be beneficial for your middle school's winter concert.

A novelty piece for young singers, this is a good concert opener. There is an optional solo bit for a good Elvis impersonator: fun, if you have just the right performer, but not at all necessary. Eith...

An easy and versatile arrangement of the reassuring message of Psalm 139 for unison voices

A very nice addition to the youth choir repertoire, a bit of canon adds interest at the end

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this fine setting of the traditional folk song, this would be a good choice for a summer choir.

Classic Sleeth, contains good music and a good message. For young, small, or inexperienced choir, this piece is written for two-parts, but can divide into four in several places.