Unison and Two-Part Rounds and Canons

The follow-up to the popular Book of Rounds for mixed voices is here! Useful in the rehearsal setting for high school choirs and above, each piece offers the choral classroom the opportunity to

The traditional Ubi Caritas text is uniquely set as an up-tempo jazz waltz. Just one sentence in Latin plus a few English lyrics make it clear that this song is all about charity and love. The

Franck's popular canon is a wonderful introduction to singing in Latin for middle school students. You can use the flowing piano accompaniment to support your singers through the learning process, then let

Here's a set of three songs that can be performed separately or more effectively all together. Each song is based on a round that features one of the voice parts - they are linked thematically but contrast

This arrangement of a West African song of greeting from Ghana is an a cappella canon with optional percussion. Body percussion as well as parts for shakers, high drum and low drum are included. With its

An excellent choice for the developing men's choir, this bold setting begins with unison singing of the melody, followed by a two-part round. The harmonic B section is a short bridge to a three-part round

Singing rounds has always been an effective way to teach beginning harmony to singers of all ages. As a follow-up to Pop Rounds for Choir, this is an exciting collection of rock

The six varied rounds in this collection offer numerous choices for developing ensembles. Rounds are a pedagogical staple that can develop ensemble blend, tone, and unified vowels through the introduction

This tuneful a cappella canon is a valuable resource for teaching and reinforcing part-singing. The jaunty melody is presented first in unison, followed by a round and plenty of "fa la la" phrases. Add the

This arrangement of a simple Flemish Renaissance canon by Clemens non Papa for SSA voices and five handbells - which could be played by the singers - is typical of canons in that it sounds more complex than

Celebrate the strength of synergy and collaboration with this concert work written for mixed choirs of all levels. The use of canons allows each voice to sing the melody, and accessible harmonies increase