G. Schirmer

Giuseppe Verdi was always fascinated by the plays of Shakespeare and wrote three operas based on them. The music for 'Macbeth' is dramatic and very difficult for the singer, particularly the soprano p...

Scribe's libretto to Verdi's A Masked Ball concerns the real-life assassination of King Gustave III of Sweden at a masked ball in 1792 but adds a love story to what was probably a political murder. Th...

Les vepres siciliennes' (The Sicilian Vespers) was first performed at the Académie Impériale de Musique in Paris on June 13, 1855, to great critical acclaim. However, in travelling to then-conservativ...

This is among the most widely used teaching repertoire for singers in the U. S. Over 30 songs in each book, including American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a samplin...

For Five-Part Mixed Chorus and Organ.

Instrumentation: 1st Trumpet, 2nd Trumpet, F Horn, Trombone, Timpani and cymbals

These choral settings were adapted from the original Chopin settings for solo voice and piano. Original keys and accompaniments have been retained and new English lyrics are provided. Available: Mixed...

These choral settings were adapted from the original Chopin settings for solo voice and piano. Original keys and accompaniments have been retained and new English lyrics are provided. Available: Mixed...

Version for Men's Voices. English text only.

For Four-Part Chorus of Men's Voices (TTBB) with Piano Accompaniment arranged by Fenno Heath.

American folk song arranged for four-part chorus of men's voices with piano accompaniment by David Stocker.

For Solo Tenor, Male Voice Choir and Piano.

The classic artsong by Samuel Barber is now available in an easy choral edition. Ideal for developing ensembles in middle and high school. Available for: SATB and SA.

English version of 'Schaffe in mir, Gott' from Two Motets Op. 29.

From John Stainer's most notable work, the sacred meditation, The Crucifixion. Version for SAB Choir (and Organ ad lib.) by Carl Deis.

Although designated a Cantata, this piece for SATB choir is more in the style of a motet. It is composed (and is still suitable) to be played at a funeral, the text by Martin Behm being appropriate to...