Sylvia Freydank

From the rich heritage of Moravian music in America, this 18th century work is adapted for treble voices in a dignified setting that reflects the spiritual traditions and simplicity of its origins. An...

The plaintive Appalachian folk tune creates a haunting atmosphere of love and longing. This setting is best for high school women's choirs and up and is ideal for contest and festival performances. Du...

The famous Mendelssohn artsong has been crafted into an elegant setting for treble choirs with a new English singing translation. Flowing arpeggiated chords create a dreamlike harmonic atmosphere whil...

Here is the buoyant traditional carol with a series of clever variations to create a joyful showcase for treble choirs. Thrilling!

The imagery of the spinning dreydl is colorfully portrayed in the topsy-turvy accompaniment while the vocal lines dance above in lively fashion in this energetic setting of the traditional Hanukkah so...

In this familiar lullaby from the Jean Ashworth Bartle Series, Isaac Watts compares our babes to baby Jesus in the manger

Recommended by master teacher Jean Ashworth Bartle, this work for three-part treble voices by Canadian composer Ruth Watson Henderson is based on a set of riddles. One part of the chorus sings the rid...

This piece was written for a choral festival where numerous choirs were present. Here, each choir represents a different animal or insect in the poem and sings a verse assigned to its own melody. The...

From the rich heritage of Moravian music in America, this 18th century work is adapted for treble voices in a dignified setting that reflects the spiritual traditions and simplicity of its origins. An...

This beautiful German carol, famously harmonized by Praetorius is here arranged for women's voices. Beginning in a gentle and homophonic style, the singers begin polyphonic singing with each voice par...

The plaintive Appalachian folk tune creates a haunting atmosphere of love and longing. This setting is best for high school women's choirs and up and is ideal for contest and festival performances. Du...

What fun! The translation notes contain an apology for those who speak authentic Italian, because this opera spoof is pure comedy! Nancy Grundahl has created a hilarious medley of some of the most fam...

Written for a baritone or tenor voice, this bolero in 4/4 also features the violins and trumpets on interesting accompaniment parts. (Includes Full Performance CD)

This song popularized by Alejandro Fernandez is written with a fast danzon rhythm in the armonia section. A male vocalist is featured while the violins and trumpets provide countermelodies.

This ranchera lenta in 4/4 time exemplifies the typical ranchera style. Written for a baritone or tenor voice, this arrangement is scored for two violins rather than the more typical three parts. (Inc...

A huapango popularized by Miguel Aceves Mejia ('El Rey del Falsete'), this song is written with syncopated rhythms in the armonia section and provides harmonies characteristic of this style of music....

One of the most romantic and popular songs of all time written in a 4/4 bolero style. The vocal part divides into a trio for male voices at the end. (Includes Full Performance CD)

Except for some minor works, Espana is Emmanuel CHABRIER`s first orchestral piece. He was born in Ambert (F) and like many other composers, (Lalo and Bizet for example), he was fascination of Spain. T...