Spartiti per coro misto (SATB)

This traditional Chassidic melody is here set for advanced mixed choir and optional Klezmer band. The San Francisco Choral Artists, under the direction of Magen Solomon, premiered this arrangement. It...

This traditional Chassidic melody is here set for advanced mixed choir and optional Klezmer band. The San Francisco Choral Artists, under the direction of Magen Solomon, premiered this arrangement. It...

The familiar hymn's melody is embraced by a rich choral tapestry and stunning piano accompaniment in this setting by Reginal Wright. The piece was commissioned by the Bridgeland High School Choirs in...

The familiar hymn's melody is embraced by a rich choral tapestry and stunning piano accompaniment in this setting by Reginal Wright. The piece was commissioned by the Bridgeland High School Choirs in...

From the hit animated movie Coco, this song is described by the writers as the tie that binds multiple generations in the shared love of music. Featured on the new King's Singers' recording of Disney...

With "Chorale After An Old French Carol," Benjamin Britten presents a deeply moving and evocative setting of a traditional 17th-century French carol, also widely known by the tune names "Romancero" or...

Veni, Sancte Spiritus has been commissioned by Tyim Hastie-Smith for the meeting of the Headmasters and Headmistresses' Conference in 2008. The first performance will be given by Dean Close Chamber Ch...

Morten Lauridsen's I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes was written for Stephen Layton and Polyphony and has been recorded on Lauridsen: Nocturnes (Hyperion, CDA 67580). Purchase the sheet music here arranged for...

From The Creation, this edition offers a superb introduction to classical style. Available: SATB. Performance Time: Approx. 1:30.

The Dance by Franz Schubert is an excellent example of poetry and music coming together to present a picture of German life. This new edition is just right for contest or concert use.

John Leavitt gives us a perfect introduction to this masterwork. Thoughtfully arranged and easy to sing, add the optional string parts to complete your presentation. Available separately: SATB, SA and...

This early Mozart work (K. 276) contrasts a soli quartet with the full choir and is carefully edited in this new edition by John Leavitt.

This early Mozart work (K. 276) contrasts a soli quartet with the full choir and is carefully edited in this new edition by John Leavitt.

Gentle rocking rhythms and expressive vocal lines enhance the richness of the music in this setting of the Reger art song by John Leavitt. German or English lyrics. Available for SATB, SA, and ChoirTr...

Create a magical moment in your concert with this delicate setting that creatively weaves together two famous melodies: the German carol Still, Still, Still and Brahms' Lullaby. Perform it with piano...

Create a magical moment in your concert with this delicate setting that creatively weaves together two famous melodies: the German carol Still, Still, Still and Brahms' Lullaby. Perform it with piano...

Echoing the setting of Gustav Holst, here is a new tune to some very familiar words with a new melody and a poignant, beautiful harmonization. May be performed with either piano or organ. Duration: ca...

Craig Courtney's richly conceived setting of the William Butler Yeats poem is an impressive concert or contest selection with easily managed divisi in the soprano, tenor, and bass parts. Based on a tr...

These famous and beloved choruses from the operas of Verdi, Gounod, and Borodin are published for the first time in one collection. There is a chorus for the women, a chorus for the men, and a chorus...

Uses: General, Reformation, Hymn Arrangement Scripture: I Corinthians 6:19-20; Philippians 2:5-11; I Peter 2:9 'Music of the masters, for the Master' is exemplified in this sturdy adaptation of an ill...

The Drinking Song from Verdi's opera, La Traviata arranged for SATB and Piano.

D. S. Bortniansky's Cherubim-Song (No. 7), arranged by P. Tchaikovsky for five-part mixed chorus with Piano or Organ accompaniment. English text by Nathan Haskell Dole.