Steve Kupferschmid

As this folk-like original progresses, hand claps replace words of the winter text one syllable at a time. Partner song qualities, a bouncy beat, and an optional fiddle will make this a cold weather f...

As this folk-like original progresses, hand claps replace words of the winter text one syllable at a time. Partner song qualities, a bouncy beat, and an optional fiddle will make this a cold weather f...

Fun-filled verses account for each of the eight nights and lights of the season, while two memorable melodies (sung simultaneously and on Hebrew-sounding syllables) provide the festive chorus for this...

Fun-filled verses account for each of the eight nights and lights of the season, while two memorable melodies (sung simultaneously and on Hebrew-sounding syllables) provide the festive chorus for this...

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.

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.

From east to west, the walls are tumblin' down. All the world can see, freedom is comin' around. ' It's timely, it's an exciting show-stopper. . . for any choir, large or small. Every voice gets a cha...

From east to west, the walls are tumblin' down. All the world can see, freedom is comin' around. ' It's timely, it's an exciting show-stopper. . . for any choir, large or small. Every voice gets a cha...

Elgar Edward Fly Singing Bird 2 Part & Piano Choral

In Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 the Land of Hope and Glory section first appears in the key of G (rather low for voices) and triumphantly returns near the end in D (rather too high for som...

Part-Song for Men's voices. The words from the Greek Anthology translated by Alma Strettell. Includes piano part for rehearsal purposes.

Part-song for chorus of men's voices using words from the Greek anthology Marcus Argentarius translated by Richard Garnett.