Messiah Selections for Choir

This is the G. Schirmer edition that has become part of every musician's experience with Handel's masterwork. A "must" for every library.

If the original version of the Hallelujah Chorus is a bit daunting for your choir, then this is the version for you! It's a step lower, quite a bit shorter, and treated with the utmost musical care

Three of the most famous choruses from Handel's "Messiah" are combined and arranged for SAB choirs, giving smaller choirs the opportunity to sing these beloved holiday works. This well-crafted selection

Be sure to consider this simplified edition of the Christmas choruses, solos, recitatives, and accompaniment that will make performances with smaller, less experienced choirs possible.

Four choruses from one of the world's most often-performed choral masterworks, Handel's "Messiah", have been carefully scored for young voices (three-part mixed) in reproducible format. The authentic

Three choruses from Part I of Handel's Messiah, including Glory to God, And the Glory of the Lord, and O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion, have been skillfully

The Barenreiter urtext edition of Handel's masterwork is impeccably clean and authentic to Handel's original manuscripts. Available in English and German editions, it is a popular choice with European

With spiral binding for ease of use, the magnificent engravings in this special edition were created from Handel's original manuscript. The slight deviations - ones that have become accepted as traditional

This edition provides a fresh perspective on Handel's time-honored oratorio. Designed to be compatible with the well-regarded Schirmer/Spicker edition, it includes notational and editorial error

"The Messiah" is without equal in its universal appeal. The standard G. Schirmer edition continues to bring this masterwork to singers and instrumentalists year after year.  

The Watkins Shaw 1992 edition is a clear, scholarly treatment of Handel's timeless work, with extensive performance notes and marvelous appendices that give depth and substance to choral performances

This valuable resource is a must for every choral director who prepares a chorus to sing Handel's "Messiah." Includes: Baroque performance practice and ideals; warm-ups for 20 choruses; historical context

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's version of Handel's well-known oratorio. This edition is edited by August Eberhard Mueller and Johann Friedrich Rochlitz. The orchestration is scored for SSATB soloists, SATB

This unison arrangement of the well-known chorus from Handel's "Messiah" was originally written for children voices, but can be equally effective for mature voices. Some of the melismatic passages are