Gemischter Chor mit Klavier

SATB, Brass (Or Kybd.) Perc. An Outstanding Selection to End A Holiday Concert. Perfect For Massed Choirs. The Tinge of Dissonance in the Brass Parts Gives This Familiar Work A Unique Sparkle.

An opulent cello part lies in a comfortable range even for amateur cellists. The strong melody and moving rhythms emphasize that Easter is the goal of the Lenten season.

An eye-opener full of conviction! A dramatic opening that moves from whispers to shouts highlights the Brian Wren text.

For Mixed Chorus (SATB) and Piano or Organ Accompaniment Lyrics from Psalm 100:1-4 Season: General A magnificent fanfare for all seasons! A brief a cappella section in the middle provides an excellen...

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This is a wonderfully fun arrangement of the traditional Irish folk song, for a moderately advanced Jr. high or high school choir.

In this wonderful arrangement of the beloved shaker folksong, the voices flow over a pulsing piano accompaniment, the melody is given to a different section for each verse.

Accessible medley of popular civil war songs for secondary chorusIncludes: Kentucky Babe, Tenting Tonight, Just Before The Battle, Mother, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, and Mine Eyes Have Seen The...

Another accessible medley for secondary chorus, this one includes six beloved tunes by Stephen Foster: Camptown Races, Ring Ring The Banjo, Nelly Bly, Some Folks, Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair, and...

With lots of canon and a cheerful tempo, this piece is fairly easy for the choir but prove more challenging for the handbell ringers, as the bells are a major part of the production.

For the young or inexperienced choirThis lovely piece begins with a single voice (solo or unison), broadens to two parts, and then to four. The addition of the optional C instrument makes it especiall...