Choral

A great concert or worship opener, Come Rejoicing has a spirited calypso beat and wonderful harmonies for two-part or three-part mixed choirs. Rhythmic syncopation and a bright, festive accompaniment...

For generations, the people of the world walked in darkness, unable to find their way. They yearned for a king who would lead them. Could This Be the Day? One of the most memorable moments from Joseph...

Not a note is sung! Drum and rhythm speech create this fresh and exciting new 'opener, ' Do You Feel the Rhythm?, from Greg Gilpin. A wonderful way to teach rhythm, dynamics, style, choral energy and...

Here is one of the most recorded octavos of all time. This beloved standard is now available for the first time with a brilliant orchestration by Brant Adams. Every choir needs to rediscover the timel...

An excellent holiday piece for an outdoor summer concert. Reviewed in the International Trombone Association Journal, Vol. XII, No. 2, April 1984, p. 57: 'excellent addition to the brass quintet liter...

Donde Está Santa Claus? adds south-of-the-border flair to the night before Christmas. Mariachi trumpets, claves, maracas, and the click of the castanets will make this spirited two-part novelty piece...

Here is a fresh arrangement of a modern classic. Anne Herring's brilliant contemporary masterpiece is presented fully realized with a rich orchestration by the incomparable Mark Hayes. The neo-classic...

Elves Work Out! is a humorous look at all of the harried preparation that goes into Santa's big night. Text and music beg for simple choreography and costumes. The disco beat will have everybody movin...

Begin your holiday concert with this uplifting and joyful choral; a Christmas card of sound. The 6/8 meter has a fresh and moving feel; paired with a familiar text and additional words creating a chor...