Chorpartituren

Vaughan Williams made many settings of texts from Shakespeare throughout his life. This one, the Dirge for Fidele, was written for two Voices with Piano Accompaniment in 1922 as a stand-alone song. It...

The strophic setting for The Old Rugged Cross has been given some variety in this arrangement, modulating midway from C to A flat and then back for the final verse. Evangelical song-leader George Benn...

Arranged for 2-Part choir and piano by Mary Hicks.

This reassuring Christina Rossetti text, which is actually a metaphor for life itself, has been set for two part treble voices and piano. Originally written for middle school voices, the choral writin...

Commissioned by the Jacksonville Children's Chorus. A lively, swing adaptation of the well-known and loved 19th-century song Jingle Bells. This arrangement makes use of finger snapping, choice harmoni...

A syncopated setting with a sweet, sprightly piano accompaniment, this piece is a fine teaching tool for unison singing, vowel formation, and handling skips and leaps. There are a very few places wher...

Symbolist Opera. The Hill, in part a consolatory work for an era when youth is cut off in its prime, takes place in a mythological setting. Young people are waiting on a hill distinguished by a somewh...

Beginning with quotations from Big Ben's chimes and a traditional melody from the Jewish High Holidays, this piece is scored for two part treble voices, piano, and an 'optional mechanical clock sound....