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Clarity of text is paramount in this elegant a cappella work that compares the emotions of young lovers to the imagery of spring renewal. Rich harmonies and contrasts of texture and dynamics give this...

Ballgames, community events and concert performances - whether you sing the optional opening verse or jump straight to the chorus, this a cappella setting of the beloved patriotic classic by Irving Be...

Ballgames, community events and concert performances - whether you sing the optional opening verse or jump straight to the chorus, this a cappella setting of the beloved patriotic classic by Irving Be...

This compelling a cappella setting of a poem by Henry van Dyke opens plaintively, then moves into a dance-like tempo leading to the powerful high point where the doors of daring are thrown open before...

The beautifully lyrical Gershwin ballad has never before had such a well-crafted, fully textured setting! This gorgeous a cappella treatment is well suited to traditional concert and pop programs! Ava...

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In a distinctive a cappella pairing of America the Beautiful and Battle Hymn of the Republic, this setting is a refreshing change of pace. Available: SATB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15.

Uplifting lyrics, fun-to-sing melodies and a unique form will make this new original spiritual an instant hit - smack dab in the middle of the spirit zone! Available: SATB a cappella, SAB a cappella,...

This playful contemporary African folksong is a lot of fun to perform with layered vocal parts, African percussion, and humorous references to the choir members singing.

My Country 'Tis of Thee and Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing are masterfully combined by Moses Hogan in this dramatic arrangement that uplifts and instructs. This work is a powerful affirmation of the human...

With a text by poet Paul Laurence Dunbar and incorporating the hymn tune Amazing Grace sung by a soloist and then audience/congregation, the chorus sings a jazz-influenced hymn to create a deeply felt...

From the Cantiones sacrae of 1575, this reflective Renaissance motet displays the choral art of Thomas Tallis through long sustained phrases, chromaticism and striking dissonances. Ideal for madrigal...

A classic Kirby Shaw setting of a Gershwin ballad. Available: SATB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 2:15.

A truly creative use of Fauré's 'Pavane' meshes with beautiful lyrics to create an anthem appropriate for Easter, Lent or any time. Effective use of contrasting textures and vocal lines gives an inter...

A beautiful Sacred Choral Anthem for Mixed Voices a cappella, with text taken from John 1:1-3.

Premiered by the Santa Rosa High School Chamber Singers at the recent ACDA National Convention in Chicago. Robert Young sets two divergent Rossetti poems in lovely contrast, with expressive melodies a...

Robert Young's choral writings are famous for their warm, rich voicings, suspensions and resolutions. Using the poem of one of his favorite authors, Christina Rossetti, he has created another small ma...

This famous Christina Rossetti poem has been set to music by many. Donald Bailey, choral chair at Baylor University and director of the Chamber Singers, has created a contemporary madrigal setting tha...

Rosephanye Powell exploded onto the choral market scene with The Word Was God, and has had a following ever since. This a cappella setting uses divided vocal parts and a rhythmic playfulness that capt...

This is one of Fred Bock's all-time greatest classics. Composed for the a cappella choir, the bass and tenor parts divide, and the results are a rich, luscious texture. The Isaac Watts text of praise...

Lee Scott has established a reputation of excellent choral writing for the a cappella choir. This familiar song has been graced with Mr. Scott's careful placement of pitches to ensure a beautiful rend...

Eli Villanueva is quickly becoming a respected name in the musical circles of Los Angeles, first as a soloist, but now as a composer. His artistic setting of the familiar Latin text 'Laudate Dominum'...