Spartiti jazz per coro

The first that captures your attention is the vibrant keyboard part. Kevin Memley is obviously a pianist and sets the energy flowing from the start. Then comes this melody that feels like long, rollin...

Selected for the Jo-Michael Scheibe series, this may be the most powerful song of encouragement for men's choir on the planet. The William Ernest Henley poem sets the stage, but it is the dynamic musi...

This Armenian folk song is an excellent candidate for Judy Herrington's Songs of the World series. An homage to the moon, it is more of a metaphor of appreciation for all light that shines into the pl...

Emily Dickinson's poem on hope has wings of its own, but now, it also has a song. The words lift right off the page, encouraged with melody and catapulted with harmony. Excellent for high school, coll...

Selected for the Iris Levine Treble Choir Series, Ron Kean uses a text by William Butler Yeats and appropriately dons it with an Irish musical dressing. The flute is really not an optional addition. Y...

Who needs another setting of Psalm 23? A valid question. So listen to this setting by Argentinian born composer and Hollywood Presbyterian Church conductor, Dr. Ariel Quintana and you'll understand. H...

The John Alexander Series features arrangements by Mr. Alexander for large community choirs with orchestra. What a delight to release this Peanuts favorite on the heels of the recent The Peanuts Movie...

It is the artistry that separates a Memley arrangement from all others. As always, his piano writing is superb, and using the familiar melody we want to hear, he adds finesse and craftsmanship that li...