Spartiti jazz per coro

In a world filled with intense divisions of faith, we often forget our common ancestors, the common pillars of our religious heritage. In this work, the composer has mixed the Hebrew and Latin texts o...

This arrangement is a jazz treatment of the traditional Shaker folk melody “Simple Gifts.” After a traditional statement of the original tune, this setting presents the melody as a jazz sa...

The sounds of salsa and rumba color this original setting of a Venezuelan children's poem. “Sassy” vocal lines are accompanied by piano with the steady pulse of claves and conga providing...

This sacred work for treble voices uses a standard AABA hymn form but with a contemporary harmonic pallet, while the text challenges people to share the spirit of Christmas and its gift of Love every...

Chor unisono und Klavier.

Piano part based on 'How Long, How Long Blues” as played by Jimmey Yancey.

Robert Coltart, the 'Coulter' of this song, probably lived in the 1800's. He was a candy maker who sold his candy at all the country fairs and markets in the Lowland border towns in Scotland. He was f...

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 7)

How Beautiful are the Feet of Them is taken from the first part of Handel's beloved oratorio Messiah. Inspired by the biblical text from the Old Testament, Handel celebrates the peacemakers.

The Wheels of Fateis a ballad in Country-Western style with piano accompaniment.

In this setting of Vachel Lindsay's poem, the melody soars, portraying the griffin's ominous encounter with the moon.

Chor unisono und Klavier

Chor unisono und Klavier