Chorpartituren

Award-winning Canadian composer Matthew Emery has crafted an eloquent choral reflection of the soul taking flight using the text of Indian poet Tagore. Solid, yet fresh, choral writing makes this a co...

Well-crafted choral writing with an unending rhythmic drive propels this spectacular arrangement from beginning to end.

Originally commissioned for the Missouri All-State choir, this impressive piece builds from a single soprano line to full choir. The innate musicality of the melodic lines almost guarantees expressive...

This fantastic original a cappella spiritual is not to be missed! An insistent melody opens the piece in unison, and then fully develops with rhythmic syncopations, varied choral textures, and dramati...

Warm and encouraging, this a cappella arrangement of an Irish melody from the 1600s will touch both singers and listeners alike. Thoughtful use of the voices allows each part to shine, while expressiv...

This somewhat melancholy message of a son promising to help his mother was written and recorded by indie band Twenty One Pilots. Featuring a tenor solo, this arrangement is quickly-learned.

Smooth chromatic jazz sonorities are the star of this delicious arrangement of the classic standard. A delicate opening 'oo' section gives way to a unison statement of the melody before melting into r...

This emotive a cappella work radiates sincerity and musicality. The text is based on a 19th-century Pennsylvanian German marriage fraktur, which is a kind of decorative calligraphy that commemorates i...

A single note descends and blossoms into luxurious contemporary harmony in this a cappella gem. The text, taken from Lord Byron's 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage,' celebrates the joy of solitude in nature...

After racking up over a million views on YouTube, this unique a cappella stunner by BYU's Vocal Point and the All-American Boys Chorus is now available for SATB divisi choirs. Contemporary harmonies a...

Originally created for the L.A. Choral Lab, this moving arrangement features a soloist supported by colorful, full, well-written harmonies.

With changing choral textures supporting a soloist, the rhythmic drive of this Garth hit works perfectly for pop a cappella groups.

These two a cappella settings of blessings from Ireland will warm your heart. The straightforward chorale-style rendering puts the focus clearly on the text, while allowing for artistic liberty with t...

Incorporating both the Catalonian carol 'Fum Fum Fum' and 'Deck the Hall' from Wales, you won't want to miss a moment of this adventurous arrangement. Varied choral textures, dynamics, and tempi provi...

A stunning a cappella treatment of the enduring Irish hymn. Shimmering 'loos' in clustered harmony yield to a simple statement of the beloved melody, which soon blossoms into decadent choral colors. E...

An opulent harmonic palette of 'oos' and 'ahs' opens this richly expressive rendition of the tender jazz standard. Then, gently pulsing a cappella 'doos' support the melody before all of the voices bl...

Premiered by Robert DeCormier and Friends on the occasion of their tenth annual 'Sing for Peace' concert in Burlington, Vermont, this powerful anthem is the last piece written by the prolific American...

The ultimate original madrigal for any choir. Independent vocal lines, terraced dynamics, and a joyful 'music' text create an ideal teaching piece that works well as a concert opener or an a cappella...

Here's a fresh arrangement of the national anthem that is spot on for contemporary a cappella singers! A cool combination of the traditional and the creative, this unique setting is sure to inspire an...

Cherubini's 18th-century composition has become one of the most recorded and performed masterworks of our time. Dr. Robinson's well-conceived arrangement can be performed either a cappella or with the...

Inspired by the much-revered spiritual tradition, this original a cappella piece recounts the biblical story of the Great Flood. On its third attempt, Noah's dove returned with an olive branch, signal...

Mary Donnelly and George Strid wrote this exciting spiritual exclusively for 3-part mixed choirs. It has a limited boys' range, but the guys get the melody (which practically sings itself). The piece...

It's a sensitive and elegant setting of America's favorite folk melody. Opens with a haunting piano figure followed by a soprano solo (or section). Features an a cappella section with a harmonization...

Jay Althouse hat diesen Folksong der Appalachen wunderbar in ein atemberaubendes Chorstück verwandelt.

Originally published in The Social Harp in 1855, this revivalist song has become deeply woven into the American folk music tradition. A powerful and insistent rhythmic foundation is laid by the low vo...