George L.O. Strid Chornoten

A tuneful melody floats above the arpeggiated piano part in this delightful choral for treble voices. The setting is free from musical roadblocks, with success woven into the fabric, making it a perfe...

A tuneful melody floats above the arpeggiated piano part in this delightful choral for treble voices. The setting is free from musical roadblocks, with success woven into the fabric, making it a perfe...

The singable tune of this winsome Stevenson setting is frequently traded between voice parts, affording each member of the choir an opportunity to sing both melody and harmony. A great choice for youn...

The singable tune of this winsome Stevenson setting is frequently traded between voice parts, affording each member of the choir an opportunity to sing both melody and harmony. A great choice for youn...

An easily-sung pentatonic melody, a text rich in imagery, and a supportive piano part make this soothing song an ideal selection for beginning choirs. The patterning of the optional bell, triangle, an...

An easily-sung pentatonic melody, a text rich in imagery, and a supportive piano part make this soothing song an ideal selection for beginning choirs. The patterning of the optional bell, triangle, an...

Get on board with this lively partner song adaptation of the well-known traditional spiritual! Featuring easy-to-sing countermelodies for both the verse and chorus, it's a snap to put together and an...

Get on board with this lively partner song adaptation of the well-known traditional spiritual! Featuring easy-to-sing countermelodies for both the verse and chorus, it's a snap to put together and an...

You must always strive to keep your dream alive.' That's the theme of this expressive selection from Mary Donnelly and George Strid, featuring an optional solo and closing soprano descant. The SoundTr...

You must always strive to keep your dream alive.' That's the theme of this expressive selection from Mary Donnelly and George Strid, featuring an optional solo and closing soprano descant. The SoundTr...

Two part songbook of Three Little Pigs by Mary Donnelly and George L O Strid

Mary Donnelly and George Strid have teamed up to bring us the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge. Add this amusing piece to liven up your next holiday concert. It's a stroke of genius! Have fun with it!

The classic fairy tale comes to life in this exciting version from Mary Donnelly and George Strid. It's a great way to reinforce classic children's literature to all your students. Don't miss this one...

Snow is falling, whirling, twirling, flitting, dancing, calling us to come out and play - it's every child's winter dream! This easily-learned 2-part selection will showcase choirs in elementary and m...

Snow is falling, whirling, twirling, flitting, dancing, calling us to come out and play - it's every child's winter dream! This easily-learned 2-part selection will showcase choirs in elementary and m...

This arrangement of the famous Christina Rossetti poem, set to music by Gustav Holst, features an introduction and an interlude incoporating Pachelbel's Canon in D. Memorable and easy to learn, this p...

This fun and novel choral has us riding on a horse-driven sleigh, jingling all the way! Fun 2-part writing with an optional descant and percussion instruments sets the mood of a galloping trip through...

This fun and novel choral has us riding on a horse-driven sleigh, jingling all the way! Fun 2-part writing with an optional descant and percussion instruments sets the mood of a galloping trip through...

Deck the Hall is partnered here with a bright, original song to celebrate the holiday season. The original lyrics set up a festive scene of snow, caroling and gathering together with friends and famil...

Der neue Weihnachtssong bringt festlich-lateinamerikanische Stimmung in jedes Konzert!

Der neue Weihnachtssong bringt festlich-lateinamerikanische Stimmung in jedes Konzert!

Flute and piano accompany this joyful arrangement incorporating I Saw Three Ships and The Snow Lay on the Ground in excellent fashion. One would never guess these two songs were ever sung without each...