Frauenchor mit Orchester

Quoting the Austrian folk carol Still, Still, Still Mark Williams scores a winner for treble choirs

Conductors of treble choirs everywhere have been waiting for this extended Johann Michael Haydn work provided in a quality edition by Martin Banner. Quite accessible, this piece works best with the us...

Looking for a liturgical masterwork for your women's chorus? Here you are! In this, Patrick Liebergen arranges a marvelous work by Leopold Mozart. (Try it with the optional flutes!)

Canadian composer, Ruth Watson Henderson, gives us this advanced work for treble chorus. An excellent pianist herself, the accompaniment is true to her inventive style.

Louisa May Alcott's text has been set to lovely work for treble chorus and piano, suitable for school or church.

This chorus from The Creation is probably Haydn's most famous choral piece. Now it is available in a splendid edition for treble chorus with keyboard accompaniment!

This work for treble choir was originally set for mixed voices. Very successful in this voicing, try it with the women of your church choir during a period of revival or renewal. Contains a fantastic...

Gilbert Martin's lovely arrangement for 3-part treble voices, with keyboard and optional bells (handbells, orchestra bells, or chimes)

From our Accent On Youth Series, a medium-easy spring concert piece for treble voices (SSA/piano) Also available in SATB/piano (HMC296)

Written with a boys' choir in mind, but cowgirls could do it, too! This is a six to seven-minute western set for treble voices: The Old Chisholm Trail, Home On The Range, and a lesser-known story-song...

From the Accent On Youth Series, this plaintive American folk song is arranged for treble voices, piano, and glockenspiel (bells).

Appalachian folk song of love grown cold arranged for treble voices

A nice spring concert selection for advanced high school or college level treble chorus

A perennial favorite, this Christmas gem is also available in SATB (HMC135), SAB (HMC479), and high or low voice solo in the collection Welcome In The Stranger (HMB74).

A set of three show pieces for advanced treble chorus: Evening by Emily Dickenson, Afternoon On A Hill by Edna St. Vincent Millay, and Stars Over Snow by Sara Teasdale

Short (2 minute), medium difficulty piece for high school or college women's groups. This item is not available for sale outside of North America

Ethereal alleluia for women's voices---this would be really nice during communion.

A lovely piece for church, school, or community chorus that is about the Christmas star, though the reference is oblique. It is a thought-inspiring piece, for SSAA and keyboard that is easily learned...

A fun little thing for treble voices, fairly easy secondary level

A delightful text, memorable melody, and Butler's skill with women's voices, a special selection

Here's a spotlight for your SSA group for the middle school holiday concert that is easy, butstill provides a glowing holiday ambience.

An easy and uplifting piece for junior high that is prayerful, but not religious

A simple Appalachian carol arranged for treble voices

A bright, uplifting message of hope for youth or adult treble voicesAverage difficulty