Spartiti per coro misto (SATB)

The profound and poetic text makes this lovely piece a natural for contemplation anytime. It comes highly recommended.

This restrained yet rather elegant rendition of Isaiah 35: 1-4 is fairly difficult, but worth the effort. Although the emphasis is on the renewal of nature and humanity, this piece is suitable for Adv...

This extended masterpiece by the great Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi is provided here in a practical yet authentic edition by scholar and conductor Richard Cox, a challenging work for experience...

Looking for new service music, Burton Bumgarner has taken the spirit of the shaker dance and turned out both a call to worship and benediction response.

A brief, unaccompanied work for mixed chorus with divisi, try this beautiful text for Communion or during advent.

Keith Hampton has become a very popular clinician and festival chorus conductor throughout the country. This terrific unaccompanied spiritual would be a great hit in a spring concert or for general us...

One of the greatest modern composers for the church, Lloyd Pfautsch, adapts Psalm 51 for Ash Wednesday, Lent, Communion, or general use.

This original spiritual by Kenney Potter is a perfect concert selection for high school voices

This traditional unaccompanied setting will be a favorite concert piece for high school and college choirs alike.

Set to a portion of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban creates a lush and colorful harmonic texture true to the beauty of the text, suitable for the advanced choir.

This traditional spiritual has been arranged for an advanced mixed chorus with soprano or tenor solo.

Looking for a contemporary a cappella motet? These lush harmonies beautifully complement this work for Pentecost, general use, or concert use.

This first work in the choral series, Songs of the World, (edited by Andre de Quadros) is by Leong Yoon Pin, one of Singapore's most-known composers. It is a spectacular rhythmic dance filled with per...

If you enjoyed Glory Hallelujah To The Newborn King, your choirs and audiences will be thrilled by this outstanding spiritual for advanced mixed choruses, a true winner!

If you enjoyed Glory Hallelujah To The Newborn King, your choirs and audiences will be thrilled by this outstanding spiritual for advanced mixed choruses, a true winner!

Winner of the 2003 Chanticleer Student Choral Composition Competition, this work for advanced choirs sets the Byron text in a lush harmonic style.

This winner of the Chanticleer Student Composition Competition is based on a Hungarian folk text translated to English. Composer Joseph Twist sets a deeply moving homophonic work that explores 'God ha...

Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban has a unique yet accessible harmonic language. Here, Orban gives us a colorful unaccompanied motet set to the evening canticle from Luke. Try it in a worship or concert...

The five a cappella movements forming words from paradise by composer Dan Forrest each set one word from Scripture. The five pieces for a symmetrical arch, with selah as the keystone. Each piece repre...

The five a cappella movements forming words from paradise by composer Dan Forrest each set one word from Scripture. The five pieces for a symmetrical arch, with selah as the keystone. Each piece repre...

This lovely melody is arranged here in a lush harmonic style. Try it with advanced choruses on your holiday concert.

Jonathan Miller has long been associated with Hinshaw music conducting his ensemble Chicago A Cappella for many of our demonstration recordings. Now, as composer and lyricist he gives us this very bri...

Joseph Jennings has arranged this simple tune for mixed voices a cappella. Hear it on Chanticleer's recording Our American Journey, easily accessible for high school or adult voices.

Translated Beat The Gong While Dancing, Praise The Lord, Christian Tamaela gives us a thrilling and energetic work for mixed choir a cappella, great for use in a set of works for all over the world.

This work is set for mixed chorus a cappella on a clever text by Russell Edson. Try it for an earth day concert.