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For nearly 200 years, the 371 four-part chorales (371 vierstimmige Choralgesange) of Johann Sebastian Bach have enjoyed popularity and usefulness in music education. This classic collection has been used in

This collection of nine concert and festival selections for young and developing two-part treble choirs features a spiritual arrangement, a folk song arrangement, and seven original selections in a variety

Passed down through generations, folk songs have long been recognized as ideal tools for the teaching of sight-singing. Beginning with the most basic interval (the minor third so-mi), this collection of 170

This collection celebrates the generational universality of Bach's music by bringing these time-honored selections within the technical reach of younger singers as a reproducible book in two-part format.

Canons! Fugues! Chorales! All of these forms that made the Baroque period so delightful are employed in this classic series of sight-singing material for mixed, treble and tenor-bass choirs. Beginning with

Gently syncopated rhythms and a flowing legato melody accentuate this fresh rendering of the Christmas story. Especially appealing to younger children, the anthem uses concrete images and easy-to-memorize

This exciting collection provides fun and accessible secular songs designed to get the whole school singing. Equally suitable for small groups, school choirs, or the entire school, these engaging songs will

A great choice for a choir theme song, this is a heartfelt ode to the safe haven that a choir room can provide. The sense of belonging created when singing together is special, and the lyrics capture the

Looking for a cute holiday novelty that's easy to put together and high on audience appeal? This simple partner-song setting gives you two charming melodies that pair perfectly with each other for singers

In this classic series of sight-singing material, composer Hank Beebe has succeeded in capturing the spirit and ambiance of the Classical period in all its rich variety. Beginning with simple, step-wise

Here's a budget-friendly reproducible collection of 16 unison choral arrangements that can be used all year long by choirs at any level. Unison singing is one of the first things learned in the choral art,

Your students will have a blast performing the simple body percussion that enhances this partner-song setting of the two popular American folk songs Crawdad Song and Cripple Creek. A

Purchase once and use forever - this is truly the complete package! With a few simple clicks, you will be able to select and design technique exercises and warm-ups that are ready to print and play

Purchase once and use forever - this is the complete package! With a simple press of a button, select and design technique exercises and warm-ups that are ready to print and play instantly. The single

With quick entries that have a waterfall effect, this canon for one to four voices is a commentary on our relation to the earth and time. Perform the piece a cappella, with piano, or with bourdon, and make

This versatile resource presents many sight-singing exercises for early practice in reading standard notation. The two volumes are full of familiar folk and classical melodies set with easy two- and

Geared perfectly for young, changing voices, this series was written specifically for choirs that need simple rhythmic exercises with a sequential progression of solfege skills. To accommodate

Gorgeous Romantic harmonies are within the grasps of beginning sight-singers in this carefully crafted sequential series. Beginning with simple, stepwise motion, each volume starts with simple rhythms that

Music is an inviting gateway to discovering and celebrating diverse cultures. These ten authentic folk songs from around the globe are arranged for both two-part treble singers and unison voices

This valuable collection includes eight Rote to Note anthems based on foundational Bible truths. These general-use anthems were written specifically for elementary students by leading music educators,

Is your choir ready to move beyond simple solfege for sight-singing? The purpose of this series is to liberate your choir from excessive dependence on solfege and enable them to move on to the next level of