With flexible performance options, this arrangement of a hit from the Roaring Twenties has a foxtrot structure and may be performed either in unison, two, or three parts, with or without accompaniment. The
Here is an energetic Christmas selection for your older singers. The text is all Latin and we've set this in a 3-part mixed voicing with part 3 being accessible to your lower, changing, and changed voices.
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With words by Henry John Gauntlett and a traditional melody from Somersetshire, England, this lively, bouncy carol is an ideal two-part opportunity for young and more experienced choirs alike. The
The medieval Celtic dance style found in this two-part arrangement gives this old Welsh folk song some real drive. The fun-to-sing arrangement is very approachable for younger students and also provides an
This arrangement of this old folk carol is gentle and easy with a poignant and almost haunting style. The beautiful three-part mixed setting has a third part that works well for your singers with lower,
Simple in form but deep in its message that love endures longer than physical beauty, this arrangement of an Irish ballad offers two verses scored with flexible voicings, an optional solo, and flexible
This song is an homage to that area where you live that bedecks itself in lights and decorations during the winter holiday season. Though, this song will probably sound different than what you'd expect from
This simple arrangement of the traditional Christmas song includes a rich, full orchestra recording that is great for choirs that are just starting to use accompaniment tracks. A short, natural intro and
This setting of the one of the best-known and best-loved spirituals of all time is perfect for the choir where the male voices have changed or are in the process of changing, or where female voices are
The Golden Rule speaks to the best in all of us - generosity, goodwill, peace, love, hope, and kindness - for these are things we all wish for ourselves as well. This pop-style ballad is guaranteed to have
This happy, snappy song for more advanced groups is also known as While Strollin' Through the Park One Day or In the Merry, Merry Month of May. This SSA version is arranged in a
If you're looking for a truly majestic, patriotic piece to honor your veterans, heroes, or any other patriots in your community, this tune is perfect. Despite its length and seeming complexity, it is
This superb one-of-a-kind arrangement was written to showcase the talent of young singer Katy Gentry many years ago. Now finally available for choirs with their own soloist, it still has the power to
Your singers and audience will love the lively swing setting of this old English carol. Written primarily for three-part mixed voicing, it also works as a two-part piece for smaller or more limited choirs.
If you have been looking for a version of the Hallelujah from Handel's "Messiah" written for two voices and accessible for younger voices while keeping the depth of the work, then look no more -
This richly beautiful song is based on Johann Pachelbel's famous chord progression for his Canon In D. There are variations, however, from the original; the actual melody and countermelodies are never used
Layered rhythmic ostinatos, a half-time Latin feel, handclaps, and a guitar solo will all make you want to groove along to this original song! Flexible in both voicing and accompaniment, this piece can be
This three-part treble arrangement is an exquisitely beautiful and poetic piece that speaks of a sojourner's quest to know and be known by another before leaving the confines of this life. Great teaching
Why is that in December we are our best selves: happier, cheerier, and brighter? Your choir will enjoy exploring this question while singing this original pop-style tune that doesn't mention the Christmas
Originally written as a lament of an Irish worker in London missing his lass and his homeland, this music-hall song was later used as a soldiers' marching song during World War I. Though scored for three
This work marries two pieces that one would not normally think would go together well - Pachelbel's Canon in D and the traditional Christmas tune Jolly Old St. Nicholas. The result, as you
This beautiful, gentle carol dates back to the 16th century in Leipzig, Germany. It was used in a Mystery Play as a lullaby sung by the Virgin Mary. Our arrangement begins with a solo, then transitions to
This arrangement is quite unique as it is done in a somewhat lively African style instead of the usual folk-style arrangement. Performance options include singing a cappella, or add some percussion
This treatment of the Kyrie eleison text is ideal for older choirs. The accompaniment provides a very tranquil and fluid bed for your singers who can use and imitate that accompanimental style to help them