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From the 2009 Grammy-winning Album of the Year Raising Sand by Alison Krauss and Robert Plant, this upbeat rockabilly classic by Don and Phil Everly gets a fabulous a cappella remake!

Janice Killian, Michael O'Hern and Linda Rann. The sister series, designed to be used alongside the Essential Musicianship tutor books for choirs, these volumes contain a wide variety of songs from di...

This rich setting of the Latin Eucharistic hymn offers an expression of devotion through rich harmonies and a treble obbligato. A stunning work for capable mixed choirs from high school and up!

Lovely warm harmonies will fill your performance space in this short setting of the traditional Irish blessing with a few slight lyric alterations to provide a more enveloping framework for the listen...

Arranged for the American Public Media Radio Choir, this is an unaccompanied setting of the 2015 song by Sia. An interesting change of pace for mixed choirs in high school and up.

Uses: Commitment, Communion, General Scripture: Romans 12:2; II Corinthians 5:17; Ephesians 2:10; Ephesians 4:22 The beauty of the unadorned human voice speaks with sensitive eloquence in this sacred...

Written in the Renaissance madrigal style, this is a real change of pace for the developing choir. It is crafted to be sung a cappella but if your choir isn't ready for that yet there is a piano part...

The words and music of Without You reflect how grief and disbelief well up in us when we lose someone we love. Here, repetitive, lulling swells reflect the sometimes manageable and often overwhelming...

There are a number of Ezekiel 37 choral settings that have been around for quite some time. This fresh new setting by composer Jeremy Nabors is scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (with limited divi...

Composer Mark Butler has had great success in setting spirituals and gospel tunes. His fresh style is often harmonically intricate, full of contrapuntal activity, rhythmic, requiring levels of high en...

From Transcontinental's Alice Parker Choral Series, this flowing Ladino lullaby may be performed a cappella.

Snow wraps my town like a talit, from the warm lands, what have you brought? Perfect for winter multicultural concerts. Available for SATB a cappella.