Spartiti medio per Coro misto

German and English texts. Available: SSATB a cappella.

Available: SATB a cappella, TTBB a cappella.

Latvian and English texts. Available: SATB a cappella.

A truly beautiful and haunting arrangement of this well loved spiritual, which permits the accomplished high school choir to give it full expression. Moderately difficult.

The English text is taken from the 15th century and is set by British composer and member of the King's Singers. The beautiful and quiet melody offers soli for tenor and soprano. Moderately difficult,...

The Scottish folk melody in this shimmering arrangement presents soli for baritone and soprano within the beautiful melody line.

Rhythmically challenging, the traditional text winds around nonsense words, enhancing the driving beat. For an advanced high school SATB chorus, unaccompanied.

Melodic and musically rewarding, with a Latin text that applies best to the Lenten season, especially Good Friday, this would also sound impressive in a concert venue. Well worth the work!

A finely crafted choral version of Herrick's Charm Me Asleep, asking to melt one's pains before the flight to heaven. For the motivated choir, a fine concert or festival choice.

Commissioned by the Brigham Young University Singers, this superb setting of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 perfectly complements the poetry, with voice leading that allows the choir to move in and out of th...

African percussion serves as a fantastic background to a cappella voices in a compelling new arrangement by Kirby Shaw. Awe-inspiring! Available for SATB, SAB and SSA a cappella. Optional percussion i...

This piece is a musical collaboration by Bob Burroughs and Mark Hayes. It is of medium difficulty-SATB with piano accompaniment. This would be classified as a 'traditional' anthem, with a few less tra...

The hymn text is attributed to the 12th century monk, Bernard of Clairvaux. Translated from Latin by Edward Caswell, this hymn is gracefully passionate and suitable for baptisms and other cherished oc...

This is a gorgeous lullaby for your Christmas program, sweet, gentle and serene. It is adapted from a 17th century lullaby.

This spirited octavo is a great 'call to worship'. Exciting and lively, it is sure to help your congregation rejoice!

A haunting melody evokes all the power of this little-known anonymous 15th-century text. The theme is, essentially, that the Lord will be known not by pomp or grandeur, but 'by the holy harmony which...