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This song from the 1930s became a top ten pop hit in 1957 for Billy Williams. It's still a great novelty number in this sweet SSA arrangement. Available for SSA and ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Appr...

Der Beatles-Klassiker in einem schönen Arrangement für gemischten Chor SATB divisi in der Fassung der King's Singers.

This setting of the heart-felt Lennon and McCartney ballad is featured on the King's Singers and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra Music of the Beatles album. In this Paul Hart arrangement, the melody is...

Oh, Follow, Follow On (France) & Spring, Now Spring (Germany). For SSA choir, these pieces add lightness to any women's choir repertoire - one of new love, the other of Spring's new birth. In French a...

The classic Biblical text Surely He has borne our griefs was set by Antonio Lotti. In this edition, Thomas Juneau provides a new English translation and other editorial helps.

From the final portion from the Gloria of Lotti's Studentenmesse, this is a beautiful example of his use of imitation and makes an excellent choice for contest or festival. Discovery Level 2. Availabl...

SATTBB a cappella. Alabama's #1 country single as only the King's Singers could perform it! A great closer or encore. Performance Time: Approx. 3:30

This short original setting of the Adoramus Te text allows choirs to develop tone quality, blend and expressiveness through homophonic harmonies and legato phrasing with occasional dissonances and sus...

This short original setting of the Adoramus Te text allows choirs to develop tone quality, blend and expressiveness through homophonic harmonies and legato phrasing with occasional dissonances and sus...

This spiritual setting is ideal for honor choirs, festivals and advanced groups from high school and up. It is highlighted by rich syncopated and polyrhythmic sections, and the use of divisi male chor...

For SATB Choir A Cappella. Schirmer Edition.

Arrangment for SATB Choir A Cappella by R. Baldwin.

Stunning in its simplicity, this unaccompanied setting of the plaintive John Jacob Niles song is breathtaking!

One of the simplest and best-loved of 16th-century anthems.