Moderne bis klassische Chornoten

Choral score for Pange Lingua (Tantum ergo), for Mixed Choir and Organ ad lib. (1960) by Leif Kayser.

Laudamus III

Laudamus IV

Frydeligt Med Jubelkor

Kornmodsglansen

5 Motetti Latini (Part.)

5 Motetti Latini (Korpart.)

Unison or Two-Part accompanied (keyboard, optional handbells) for the brief two-part sections, bells may be played for Part two. The lilting 6/8 enhances the learning process.

This Majestic Arrangement Of A Medieval French Carol Is Stunning For Concert Of Church. SSA Choir May Be Supplemented With Another Choir (I.e.: Adult Unison). Antiphonal Effects Are Possible!

Unison Accompanied At the beginning, the shy crab's melody moves slowly and steadily about the pitches. A short, detached middle section dramatically illustrates the tenacity of the pincers!

SA Flute, Synthesizer (Or Keyboard)

Poetry in Motion is a simple song written in response to a request from the faculty and music teacher, Beth Smalling, at Wellington Elementary School. The piece was tailored to meet the Florida Sunshi...

A dirge in the organ pedal begins David Childs' setting of the classic Lenten hymn tune and text. Vocals alternate between moments of powerful expression and quiet introspection. This anthem will be a...

The beginning of sparse organ and unison voices sets the stage for this ethereal setting of the classic Liturgy of St. James text. The buildup and release of intensity is perfectly timed. A Perfect ch...

A tongue-in-cheek scherzo that will have your audience smiling - if not laughing - by the end. Simple gestures and staging of the treble chorus and the two soloists will help bring this miniature dram...