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Garcia composed Ave maris stella for mixed choir with a small instrumental ensemble of flutes, horns, strings, and organ, presented here in an orchestral reduction by Alec Schumacker. This short hymn...

This accessible Christmas cantata presents a sequence of five carols, McDowall gives the familiar melodies a colourful new harmonic treatment, and the arrangements range in atmosphere from tenderness...

The initial tempo indication of 'Light and lively' aptly describes this carol for choir and piano. The jaunty 6/8 tempo and effervescent piano part propel the music along and underpin highly singable...

Commissioned by the choir of Merton College, Oxford, In the beginning was the Word provides a welcome musical setting of this iconic biblical text. Suitable for use throughout the church year.

You'll feel the African pulse of this piece from the first measure. 'Changamano, join together. Moja, moja, one by one.' The text features seven Swahili words or phrases; a pronunciation guide and tra...

This arrangement of a favorite Thomas Morley madrigal, a popular choice in the 3-part voicing, is now available for SATB and TBB choirs. Bright tonalities and buoyant contrapuntal textures display the...

Kirby's hip style rocks from start to finish in this kickin' choral sung entirely on scat syllables. As the title suggests, the rhythm (often syncopated) is the focus, while the sonorities are intuiti...

A joyful and artistic setting of the 'Jubilate Deo' text, featuring quickly-moving melismatic vocal lines and a dance-like piano accompaniment. ABA form, with a contrasting center section.

This celebratory music text is suitable year-round. Joyous melodies alternate with independent harmony lines that are easy to sing. Perfect cambiata range in the 3-part voicing.

Everyone recognizes this Mozart melody, presented here with a vivid winter text. Perfect for younger singers--to touch upon music history, to ignite their imaginations.

Here's an exuberant mixed-meter festival work that is bookended by a joyful fanfare and features a lovely legato section in the middle. Laura's highly regarded compositional skill is evident throughou...

Here's an exuberant mixed-meter festival work that is bookended by a joyful fanfare and features a lovely legato section in the middle. Laura's highly regarded compositional skill is evident throughou...

This magnificent and musical setting of the famous Tennyson text flows, rises, and falls so wonderfully with the text. Expressive and dramatic.

The buoyant music and hopeful text of this contemporary original are reminiscent of a traditional American folk song. A compelling accompaniment gracefully winds throughout, easily navigating metric c...

A winsome Appalachian folk melody, tastefully arranged for choirs at any level. First in unison, then in rhythmic canon, and finally developing into full choral harmonies, this setting achieves beauty...

A winsome Appalachian folk melody, tastefully arranged for choirs at any level. First in unison, then in rhythmic canon, and finally developing into full choral harmonies, this setting achieves beauty...

A gentle pop groove provides the ideal backdrop for this contemporary choral with a symbolic text. Especially appropriate for singers soon to move on to the next chapter in their lives.

A gentle pop groove provides the ideal backdrop for this contemporary choral with a symbolic text. Especially appropriate for singers soon to move on to the next chapter in their lives.

Your choirs will sound their best performing this elegant, contemporary arrangement of the well-known American folk song. Uplifting for school and church choirs alike.

Your choirs will sound their best performing this elegant, contemporary arrangement of the well-known American folk song. Uplifting for school and church choirs alike.

A rich accompaniment and fresh-sounding harmonies drive this powerful arrangement to a dramatic and majestic finish. A holiday highlight for school and church.

What a mixed-up, mixed meter, crazy and fun arrangement of 'Jingle Bells!' As the lyric states, 'The melody's the same; the rhythms, they are not.'