Chorpartituren

This much-loved arrangement of this traditional English carol is presented here in a German translation. Offprinted from Weihnachts Carols for Choirs.

Mark Hayes lets the beauty of the melody shine in his arrangement of How Far Is It to Bethlehem. His simple, strophic treatment and sensible harmonies never overshadow the purity of the gentle, inquis...

10 sets of door beads?. . . '8 disco balls?'. . . '12 lava lamps?'. . . This isn't your momma's 'Twelve Days!' No, it's Greg Gilpin's novel retro rendition that pays a groovy tribute to 1970s pop cult...

A jolly opener or theme song for holiday concerts! This pull-the-stops-out arrangement of the delightful Hanna-Barbera song includes several phrases from familiar Christmas carols, a festive 2-beat st...

A jolly opener or theme song for holiday concerts! This pull-the-stops-out arrangement of the delightful Hanna-Barbera song includes several phrases from familiar Christmas carols, a festive 2-beat st...

A Medley of 'Winter Wonderland,' 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,' and 'It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year'. The ultimate holiday medley! Three all-time seasonal favorites have been comb...

This new arrangement of the beloved winter classic features a light swing feel and easy to sing jazz harmonies. Opens with a sweet, but seldom heard, verse. A delightful choice for winter!

A 4-minute touch of class for your holiday program. This polished medley is rich with classic choral settings of favorite traditional carols. Fine fare for Christmas time.

There's no lovelier or more touching Christmas song. Originally made famous by Bing Crosby, it's now been fully and richly arranged by Mark Hayes. Start a new holiday musical tradition with your choir...

words and music by Hoyt Axton / arr. Jeff Funk

Gemischter Chor - Singpartitur

Vorwort: Trauer-Musik) (J. 116) für den Schauspieler Max Heigel Dieses bisher unveröffentlichte Werk von Carl Maria von Weber wurde 1811 vollendet: ein entscheidendes Jahr in Webers Karriere. Er lernt...

Setting a variety of texts by Ralph Waldo Emerson, this four-movement work is in Skempton's inimitable minimalist aesthetic. The first three movements move in strict four-part homophony before the fin...

Uncomplicated, homophonic vocal writing provides the foundation of this unique, well-crafted work for concerts, festivals, contests, and adjudications. Perfect for choirs that are just starting to sin...

Can you hear a snowflake falling? Can you hear it touch the ground? A simple, curious question from a thought provoking wintertime song. Fresh parallel chords move gracefully over a pedal tone bass as...

Candlelight in the night, shining on the past, . . . make tradition last. No matter which December holiday you celebrate, everyone can appreciate the inspirational symbol of candlelight. Unify your ch...

Celtic charisma with poetic polish. This reflective Christina Rossetti text sits so naturally with the haunting melody that it's hard to believe one was composed without the other. Each new counter li...

SAB Energy and handclaps abound in this joyful arrangement of an Israeli folk song. The fun-to-say Hebrew words are translated in the second verse as opposing sections of the choir play a call-and-res...

A perfect way to say goodbye, this gentle piece includes words from more than one Irish blessing and boasts a slight Celtic groove. Appropriate for and appealing to choirs of all ages.

A perfect way to say goodbye, this gentle piece includes words from more than one Irish blessing and boasts a slight Celtic groove. Appropriate for and appealing to choirs of all ages.

A bit of fun, a bit of tongue-in-cheek humor, and a great way to celebrate and feature those loyal and loveable altos!

This will be the most poignant and powerful selection on your concert and contest programs this year. A reflective text set to beautiful music. Contemporary choral writing at its best.