G. Schirmer

Two songs originally found in the collection Reliquary of English Song, have been edited and arranged to make a wonderful short set for young singers. The first, You Gentlemen of England is a tune dat...

The American composer William Schuman (1910-1992) wrote works in virtually every musical genre, each mirroring his strong personality in their sharply defined sense of structure, line, and dynamism. T...

The first release of the Andrea Ramsey Choral Series is an amazingly beautiful piece by Stuart Chapman Hill. The text (by the composer) is thought provoking and perfect for women's choir in high schoo...

The simple beauty of a sunrise, a summer breeze, or evening stars can evoke memories of a loved one. Oh, Think of Me was inspired by a poem by Frances Anne Kemble to honor the life of a young man who...

This is a pair of short songs for two-part choir and piano. The first is a lullaby titled Sweet, Come Away and the second, When Laura Smiles is a lively serenade. These two songs set Renaissance text...

This classic artsong by Samuel Barber is now available for treble choirs. Appropriate keys and ranges have been selected for the developing women's choir.

From Triptych. Scored for SSAA Choir and Ensemble (here reduced to Piano).

The Harmony of Morning', composed for women's chorus with chamber orchestra, takes as its text a poem by Mark van Doren titled Another Music.

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This collection includes the songs: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing * Silent Night * Angels We Have Heard on High * What Child is This * Joy to the World. Includes piano reduction. Orchestral parts avail...

Sid The Serpent Who Wanted to Sing, Malcolm Fox's first opera for children, was commissioned in 1977. Sid, the story of a snake from the circus who strikes out on his own to make it as a singer, was a...

This beautiful Sara Teasdale poem presents, initially, a comforting vision of the natural beauty of a world returning to equilibrium until we realize that it can only happen after humans are removed f...

The Whole Sea In Motion sets a prose text from Agnes Grey, a 1907 novel by British author Anne Bronte. In choosing this text to set, the composer was struck by the first sentence, which begins No lnag...

Michael Gray wrote the original energetic 3-part mixed voicing for middle school changing voices in 1980. Since then, this has been a popular selection. Now available for SATB and SA voices and with v...

The great American Composer, Kirke Mechem has taken this classic folk song of unknown origin and set it for SATB chorus, baritone soloist (playing the part of the poet of this text) and piano or organ...

Dominick DiOrio has chosen the vivid and striking poetry of Amy Lowell for this powerful work. Lowell's poetry explores the awakening of one's passions by the arrival of a before-absent lover. DiOrio...

America has, for hundreds of years, been a country built on tradition, the most powerful of which may be the hope that their children might have a better life. Father/daughter songwriting team Laurie...

This classic patriotic song has been arranged many times but never in such an expansive and dramatic way. Ryan Nowlin has arranged this for Grade 3 concert band and intermediate to advanced high schoo...

This classic American patriotic tune has been creatively arranged for SATB choir and jazz band. It was premiered at the 2014 Macy's 4th of July Fireworks and was every bit worthy of such a national pl...

In the Jewish tradition, the Song of Songs is associated with love and the coming of spring. This setting is a powerful example of the highly sensual and passionate love poetry. It has long been inter...

The title of this song perfectly captures the spirit of the music: upbeat, happy, energetic and lots of fun to sing. With shifting tonalities and changing meters, this will be a choir and a concert fa...

With a text excerpted from the poignant and insightful Wordsworth poem, composer Shawn Crouch has crafted music that flows as if one long line or brushstroke of continuous sound.

Stars and all things related to the night are prominent themes in much of Sara Teasdale's poetry. Dale captures this unending excitement and wonder that the poet holds for stars in this beautiful and...

This piece, written for the Houston Chamber Choir for SATB divisi with flute, clarinet, marimba, cymbals and piano and with a text by poet Julia Klatt Singer is a multi-faceted tapestry of sound and c...