Chorbücher

SA A Cappella Performance Selection This Jamaican folksong portrays love as tender, sweet, and slow. Gentle syncopation and simple harmonies are set in Jamaican dialect.

A Striking Anthem Or Brief Call To Worship. Singers Can Easily Play the Bell Parts. One Option Is To Have Children Sing The First Verse And Adults Join In On The Second.

2 Part Accompanied (Oboe & Opt Cello)

Unison Accompanied (Optional Tambourine) Imaginative nonsense lyrics recreate the charm and excitement of the arrival of the first snow. A unique contemporary setting with creative piano accompanimen...

2 Part Accompaniment, SSA Valerie Shields Has Created A Lilting Folksong-Like Piece For An Imaginative 19Th Century Poem. The Two-Part Section May Be Success- Fully Performed In Unison.

Pueblito mi pueblo (O Village So Lovely) is a warm and elegant melody for unison, solo voice, or two parts with solo. Guastavino has cleverly given each part a nice melody, even though one is the main...

A gentle anthem for children or women that's appropriate for Maundy Thursday, Lent, or in General.

With either a small ensemble or large choir, the unique texture of two mixed voices is highlighted in unison, canon, and two-part harmony.

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The simplicity of the two-part setting underlines the personal poignancy of Gracia Grindal's text.

Unison Mixed Chorus This becomes a General anthem by singing the italic text which substitutes ' Praise the Lord ' for ' Christ Is Risen .' It's your choice to have Men/women alone for Parts I and II.