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Develop your choir's a cappella skills with this straightforward original madrigal for Christmas or general use. Traditional harmonies, appropriate ranges, and plenty of repetition make it a quick-to-...

Introduce madrigal singing with this wonderful edition of the Thomas Morley classic. This new men's choir arrangement sounds full and effectively captures the character and spirit of early music. Suit...

Three-part women's and men's ensembles will excel with this majestic a cappella concert work. Joyful melodic motives are passed from voice to voice, and percussive handclaps bridge varied sections of...

Will holidays spent apart ever be the same? Not if we take the advice of Kristen Bell and Straight No Chaser in this hip ode to modern technology. Perform a cappella or use the SoundTrax CD to add all...

A plaintive opening expands into lush four-part harmony in this compelling a cappella concert selection. Meditative and earnest, Sally's glorious setting of the prayerful text will inspire your finest...

With lively African percussion parts and a straightforward, modular, call-and-response style, this authentic folk song arrangement pulls together in a snap. Solo and duet sections also offer opportuni...

Now available in SSAA and TTBB voicings. Alfred Music commends Dr. Timothy Sarsany for his scholarly adaptations of this long-standing favorite of honor choirs and festival groups. New voicings are ca...

Russell Robinson embraces all the beauty and sensitivity of this Errol Garner pop tune in a very simple setting that will add a touch of class to any choral concert.

Grieg / arr. Howard McKinney

From Vijay's Celtic Songs, this lament is sensitive, mournful, as the 'lassie fine and fair' waits for her fisherman love to return from the pounding sea. A truly unique musical experience. In our Bel...

Ideally suited as a festival opener, processional or concert piece, this two-part work is available for either men's or treble ensemble. The polyphonic vocal lines combine with the use of an optional...

Two choral classics from the Renaissance period - 'Adoramus Te' (Palestrina) and 'Ave Maria' (Arcadelt) - are now available in this easy SATB edition. They were previously released in men's, women's,...

This well-known song by Praetorius from the German Renaissance period has long been a part of our choral repertoire. Russell Robinson has created an easy-to-sing SATB setting as well as a three-part m...

Sixteenth century composer Lodovico Viadana created this wonderful work that is now a choral performance classic, performed regularly by choirs throughout the world. Earlene presents this new setting...

Sateren

Foster / arr. Moore

This left-hand solo will appeal to older students with its sophisticated blues sound and style. Voicing of the melody involves bringing out the top note of rolled chords in some measures and the top n...

This C Major New Orleans style blues composition definitely captures the feel of the bayou, in the classic blues form. There is great syncopation, long legato phrasing, and a 'sweetly sad and singing'...

Twelve bar blues form is explained along with suggestions for improvisation. 'Blues' notes are also described. All performers read from the same score. National Federation Selection 2004-2006.

Reminiscent of Gershwin's Prelude, 'Blue Lullaby,' Robert Vandall has created here a full, rich and bluesy 'night piece' for two late intermediate level pianists and two pianos. There is gentle syncop...

Ingenious rhythmic treatments, sparkling melodic and harmonic devices, and a brilliant cadenza demonstrate the creative resourcefulness that makes Rocherolle one of America's leading composers. Drawin...

Feature your combined low brass/low woodwind sections with this funky, minor blues chart. Reward the 'workhorses' of your band with this entertaining role reversal. Great as a recruiting tool to get m...

Feature your combined low brass/low woodwind sections with this funky, minor blues chart. Reward the 'workhorses' of your band with this entertaining role reversal. Great as a recruiting tool to get m...

Where's the party? At your next concert when you play Fiesta Blues! This extremely fun piece has a Latin flavor, featuring short solos for trumpet, saxophone, trombone and flute. Very enjoyable!