Psalm 145

Alternating between 3/4 and 6/8 time signatures, Robinson has created a fresh twist on this holiday classic. Several brief character solos offer lots of low-pressure opportunities to stand out, and the

Embodying the retro sound of old-school funk, Bruno Mars' 2016 hit pleases older and younger generations alike! Feature a solo rapper and a lead tenor in this rap-heavy quick hitter that's perfect as an

Wish your audience a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in just a half a minute. This madrigal-style a cappella novelty is equally easy to learn and enjoyable to sing. Plus, it's a great choice to close

From the Jason Mraz album Love Is a Four Letter Word, this song's title refers to the earth's geographical location within the solar system. A sentimental and positive text is set with approachable

This handy collection of three-part mixed a cappella training pieces for your young mixed choirs is also useful for concert selections. This convenient resource has been carefully curated for positive

A la Nanita Nana and Coventry Carol sing one after another in this gentle choral setting. The piano rocks sweetly below the lilting text, creating a unique pairing of the familiar carols.

Add some multicultural flair to your holiday concert with this lively arrangement of the Puerto Rican carol. The playful "la la" section and syncopated verses are extra fun with the addition of hand claps

The legendary Swedish pop group created one of the best-selling albums of all time with ABBA Gold. Featuring three of its most memorable songs, this fast-paced mini-medley is a blast from the first iconic

A delicate Lied sensitively set for two-part or three-part voices. The piano accompaniment is especially beautiful and appropriate for this masterwork from the Romantic era. Teaching opportunities abound to

Highly rhythmic in both accompaniment and voices with independent vocal lines, this work simply radiates energy with a message of hope and empowerment: "To the stars through difficulties, look upward, move

Starting with the original Latin text, this piece incorporates new lyrics as well as a short bridge with original music. The traditional melody is syncopated and combined with a driving piano accompaniment

This exuberant original will make an excellent fanfare or processional for Christmas concerts or services. The call-and-response style is easy to learn and lends itself to antiphonal performance. The text