Chor Part-Learning

Suggested for grades 4-8, these easily-produced 25-minute Express Musicals are perfect for a short program in the spring or fall, community outreach events, recruiting programs, or as part of a larger...

John Leavitt has established a reputation for carefully selecting important and historic repertoire, editing it in ways to make singers successful, all while staying true to the stylistic period. This...

Reflecting the times in our lives that we feel so great we have to burst into song, Rejoice and Sing is here represented in Latin Exultate! Cantate!. A strong piece that allows young singers to sing i...

First recorded by Nat King Cole and since covered by countless pop and jazz singers and ensembles and used in multiple movies, here is a really cool arrangement in an easy Bossa groove. With a beautif...

That's right, the children's nursery rhyme that we all know just started to swing. Swinging hard with a supportive yet stylistic piano part. Young singers will love the chance to experience this style...

This is a story song reflecting on the sights and sounds of the holiday season. The experience of telling a story through song is a valuable lesson for singers of all ages. Light staging and acting ar...

Here is a new twist on this traditional English carol. The vocal writing is light and rhythmic and will surprise your listeners. A piano part is offered as an accompaniment but this arrangement works...

Based on Duke Ellington's composition “C Jam Blues” this is a classic, swinging, improvisatory chart. The classic “riff” style is important to know about and great fun to sing.

Young mixed choirs will shine with this original Christmas spiritual that is well-crafted for success. Perform with the upbeat gospel piano accompaniment or a cappella for even more programming option...

This arrangement of Deck the Halls by Donna Gartman Schultz is an absolute blast to perform with creative harmonic and rhythmic twists all the way to the final double bar! It can be accompanied by pia...

The Five Solas are principles of Christian faith that originated in the 16th century. There are five songs in this series, each expressing an aspect of the sola themes.

Uses: Baptism, Child Dedication, Commitment, Hymn, Missions, Service Scripture: Genesis 1:1-23; I Samuel 3:1-21; Ezekiel 2:7; Matthew 5:14 A modern classic, this piece is sung in every type of congreg...

Uses: Christmas Scripture: Isaiah 9:6; Matthew 1:18-25; John 1:14 Lilting with ebullient spirit, this graceful anthem is rich with the sacred sights and sounds of Christmas. The Word becomes song in t...

This is a favorite song for connecting music to American history and culture! Singers in elementary and middle school will gain important performance skills and sound their best with this easily learn...

Joyful Latin phrases echo back and forth in this spirited original work for young singers. Well-written melodies combine in logical style building to a buoyant final descant making this an excellent s...

This well-crafted setting for younger and developing choirs extends a heartfelt wish to cherish the special times, offering a perfect way to close any holiday program. And we'll all join hands and rem...

Adapted from a Bach cantata, this joyful work will allow younger ensembles the opportunity to experience Baroque music and develop important performance techniques. An excellent selection for festival...

Powerful and triumphant are words that best describe this new Easter anthem by Richard Nichols. Chris Anderson, a pastor and award-winning hymn lyricist, has teamed up with Mr. Nichols before, and alw...

Premiered by the Indianapolis Children's Choir and recorded by them, this is a fresh and appealing contemporary work by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Caroline Shaw. Community based treble choirs thr...

This uplifting ballad offers a positive message of hope: Starting one by one, if we join our voices together we can build a world of harmony. An ideal festival selection for elementary and middle scho...

Younger and developing mixed and treble choirs will enjoy performing this jazz inflected doo-wop song from the 1930s, but made popular in 1961 by the vocal group the Marcels. A perfect selection for e...