Sacred Choral Concert Music

Adapted from a Bach cantata, this joyful work will allow two or three part ensembles the opportunity to experience Baroque music and develop important performance techniques for tone, style and expression.

This setting of a well-loved Latin text features many opportunities for beautiful, musical moments with your younger or smaller ensembles. Thoughtfully scored for developing choirs, the melody mirrors the

The beloved Latin text is set in an elegantly simple texture with conservative ranges. Straightforward rhythms and moments of release create a tapestry of sound that surrounds the chant line. In a variety

Based on the well-known Jubilate Deo canon, this accompanied setting adds a new B section melody to create a glorious concert opener or festival selection for younger choirs. The simple Latin text will

This joyful original song is a great opening festival selection for developing treble choirs. Repetition in both text and melody helps singers to learn the piece easily. With sections that use traditional

With a slow gospel groove, this accessible concert work sets the traditional Latin text with full, rich harmonies in a slow 6/8. The piano accompaniment supports the harmonic motion while adding to the

Here is a vibrant and jazz-influenced setting of the celebratory culmination of the Book of Psalms. The text is a combination of Hebrew and English phrases as it describes the various instruments of the

This adaptation of Mozart's choral work has been carefully edited with dynamics and phrasings to help choirs realize the composer's intentions and perform this classic with stylistic integrity. Singers will

In just six lines of poetry, this well-known and highly-regarded hymn, Spirit of Life, deals with nearly all the key concepts cherished by one's faith. Set solo flute, piano/harp and SATB

Based on Fannie Stearns Davis' whimsical poem For a Child and incorporating the Quaker song Simple Gifts, this lyrical choral with optional flute delights with its simplicity and

A fresh setting of a traditional Latin text by a young composer, this beautiful piece bridges the ancient and the modern with lush choral harmonies for tenor-bass choirs. A wonderful piece worthy of study

This bright and festive a cappella work is set for has become a standard in choral literature for both festival and church choirs. The SSAA and TTBB versions have been adapted by Tim Sarsany.

Bright mixed meters, a rhythmically driving accompaniment, and a contemplative middle section are the hallmarks of this reenvisioned setting of Psalm 100. Easily learned and accessible for choirs of all

An exhilarating original for developing choirs featuring energized syncopation, strong melodic lines and a dynamic accompaniment! Familiar Latin text is utilized in the opening and closing sections, while

A jubilant concert opener, this bold choral setting is written in a rocking 12/8 meter and contains moments of fanfare chords, quartal harmonies, and a gently flowing middle section which builds to a

This well-known motet by Heinrich Schutz is more accessible than ever in this arrangement for a cappella SSATBB choirs. This edition contains conservative ranges with added dynamics and articulations to

This setting of Psalm 32 is jubilant and celebratory; it will work well as a festival opener or closer. The energetic main theme is contrasted with a lyrical legato middle section. A pronunciation guide and

Beginning with joyous acclamations, this exuberant piece features a polyphonic middle section followed by a lyrical presentation of the "amens" and the return of the homophonic style in the closing

Representative of the Classical period, Muller's masterwork Gloria is presented in an easy-to-learn arrangement. With mostly step-wise motion, as well as comfortable ranges in all parts plus

Written for young and developing voices, this straightforward concert setting of a classic vocal canon is full of teaching moments in phrasing, vowel placement, breath support, and the use of solfege. The

Singers in developing choirs will love the excitement of this vibrant, rhythmically driven concert or contest title. The more lyrical middle section nicely contrasts the excitement of the syncopated opening