Frauenchor a cappella

This fast paced, pop-style medley is a break from patriotic tradition. Opening grandly into a contemporary work with 'This Is My Country, ' this choral develops into 'America, the Beautiful, ' then gr...

From the musical, It's Always Fair Weather, we proudly present this sassy little tune for your women. Greg Gilpin captures the attitude of the lyrics and the style in his arrangement. Lots of unison s...

Here is something new for women's voices from the compositional team of Paul Williams and Joseph Martin. There is a gentle beauty in the poetic descriptions of God's creative majesty. The music seems...

Here is a special voicing anthem of exquisite beauty and meaning. This anthem creates a tapestry of sound while reminding us of the amazing creativity of God. Destined to become a women's standard, it...

Arranged for two-part treble voices, this joining of two familiar folk songs is accessible to any combination of voices from upper elementary through adult. The Water Is Wide/Michael, Row the Boat is...

Light and carefree, The Heart Will Dance is a merry expression of the power of music to lighten the spirit. For SSA choirs with optional percussion, this happy choral dance is easy to learn and has a...

The refrain of this well-loved melody is believed to have been a signature tune of the London waits, or watchmen, as they made their hourly calls. This particular frosty morning they are also announci...

The fresh, clear newness of morning can be heard and felt in this lovely anthem. Pastoral and lyrical, this melodic rendition of Morning Has Broken is very expressive. Rejoicing in simplicity, this be...

For three-part treble voices, Wonderful World is uplifting, innocent and child-like as it describes the random travels of the wind and the natural beauty of our planet. Equally suited to concerts, con...

Gorgeous. A perfect marriage of music and text. Joseph Martin paints the words of the poet so eloquently with gentle shifts of meter and mood. Spring and Fall should be in the library of every women's...

Handel's most famous operatic aria, Ombra Mai Fu, is adroitly set for SSA voices and piano, taken from the Oratorio Xerxes of 1738. An excellent spring concert or festival piece.