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The Schubert masterpiece, skillfully arranged for developing choral groups, provides opportunities for solos or section features and allows conductors to work on healthy singing technique, beautiful

This energetic and celebratory piece opens in a 7/8 that absolutely dances and graciously returns for a joyous conclusion after the middle section poetically expresses the beauty of creation. The SATB

This exciting choral is useful for any performance occasion including Christmas. The way the voice parts stack harmonically in a marcato style is very impressive! The easy Latin Gloria and English text help

A great choice for holiday concerts and throughout the year, this rhythmic setting of the traditional Latin text is fun to sing and impressive to perform. Some simple mixed meter and syncopation add to the

At long last, this perennial favorite from Handel's "Messiah" is now available for developing ensembles in a simplified yet authentic arrangement that will enhance the sound of any size choir. Lowered from

One of the world's most recognized and performed choral works from Handel's Messiah is now available in a carefully crafted arrangement for middle school mixed voices! Special attention has been

Introduce your tenor-bass ensemble to Baroque style with this powerful chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabeus. Adapted for just two voice parts, this arrangement preserves much of the

An exuberant setting of a traditional Latin text that would make a dynamic concert or festival opener! Contemporary, syncopated choral harmonies, shifting meter and a driving piano accompaniment set the

This spirited and upbeat piece for developing choirs is fantastic for teaching syncopation and mixed meter. Excellent voice-leading creates compelling harmonic progressions, and a lyrical section provides

Bright syncopations, mixed meter, and vivid choral writing energize this festive choral work. Brief quotes of carol melodies make this setting ideal for Christmas or concert performances. Add the optional

Punctuated by handclaps and a rhythmic mixed meter setting, this dynamic original would make a fantastic opening number or festival selection. With a school-friendly Latin text, and a contrasting lyrical

One of Handel's most famous oratorio choruses. The key of the original has been lowered and the piano part (a reduction of the original orchestral score) has been simplified to make this arrangement more