Chorpartituren

A medley of 2 traditional Sephardic folksongs in a lively setting.

As notated in 1724 by Marcello. For unison choir or solo voice with continuo, in Hebrew and Italian.

'Traditional Italian-Jewish melody'

A part of Sabbath liturgy which speaks of the covenant between God and the people of Israel to keep the Sabbath. This setting by Finkelstein is a bright and refreshing dialogue between cantor or soloi...

The latest original in Transcontinental's Western Wind Series, Elliot Levine's setting of this text is a rousing one. Levine's kind of creativity in juxtaposition is noteworthy, and he does not disapp...

This spirited English tune brings the storied biblical dance scene to life! This can be sung by a choir of any skill level or even a congregation - the two parts weave in and out of each other, and su...

With joyful energy befitting Easter morn Patricia Mock has given us a great song of celebration. The 2-part voices was designed with children in mind but can work with adult voices as well. A simple b...

Here is an evocative work for treble choir that creates a quasi-ancient mood while integrating a more contemporary accompaniment. Easily learned and impressive in performance, it includes Latin and En...

This gentle artsong has been set for two-part voices in a thoughtful and authentic way, making this contest favorite an exceptional choice for choral ensembles as well as soloists.

This sweet setting of a Kentucky folksong will showcase your young singers at their best, with excellent vocal ranges and well-crafted harmonies.

This collaboration between Camilla Shelton Pruitt and her brother Tom, is the first publication in the new Tom Shelton Choral Series. Scored for unison treble chorus (with descant) and piano and flute...

Using the beautiful In Paradisum from Faure's Requiem as a foundation, veteran arranger Douglas E. Wagner cleverly incorporates the hymntune Hamburg by Lowell Mason and the When I Survey text of Isaac...

With triumphant pageantry James Pfohl has lifted the music of 18th century Moravian composer Christian Gregor into a flexible and useable piece for Palm Sunday. Any 2 voice parts (men and women, or ch...

Clap, stomp, shake and sing this lively variant of the American folk tune! With rhythmic twists, percussion and movement suggestions, this is a fun treble chorus showstopper that will be a fantastic c...

This delightful pairing of two classic songs encourages singers and listeners to look beyond differences and difficulties to recognize the joys of life. An excellent showcase for young choirs and fest...

This delicate unison setting of the well-known Irish Blessing is both simple and lyrical, providing an emotional connection between singers and listeners. The rise and fall of each musical phrase buil...

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, all through the week we can celebrate the gift of a new day. Perfect for choirs in elementary through middle school, this Latin-flavored work lends itself to collab...

Like an overgrown garden, each soul has a place of beauty and joy to be discovered. This lovely work for treble voices offers that beauty through the simplicity of inspirational text and expressive mu...

The lovely cantabile phrases of this charming soprano/alto duet create a wonderful opportunity for treble choirs to explore the beauty of the vocal lines and develop the unified tone quality called fo...

In 1895, Queen Lili'uokalani lived under house arrest in her Iolani Palace for eight months. Not being allowed to communicate with anyone nor to receive visitors, the Queen was able to receive a bouqu...

This charming and impressive work for treble voices is a contemporary madrigal, using a popular 17th century text, but with a fresh, delightful sound that will be a joy to sing! Imitative effects in t...

Kyle Haugen has done a terrific job of making Benedetto Marcello's Baroque piece work for any combination of voices. Perhaps the most enjoyable thing about this piece is the keyboard's running bass li...

William Krape has composed an enthusiastic tune appropriately fitting the joyful Psalm 100. Reminiscent of an English cathedral anthem, Stephen Roddy has arranged the piece for 2-part treble choir. A...

Hopsa! Lisella!, an 18th century Alsatian folk song, quite literally sways back and forth as it is sung. The feeling of acceleration typical of 18th century song is captured through ritards, acceleran...

Madeline L'Engle's The Sky Is Strung with Glory, an excerpt from her poem Instruments (1), is rich in evocative imagery that ties celestial elements to musical experiences. Set for treble chorus and f...