Jay Althouse Noten für Frauenchor

A rich accompaniment and fresh-sounding harmonies drive this powerful arrangement to a dramatic and majestic finish. A holiday highlight for school and church.

What a mixed-up, mixed meter, crazy and fun arrangement of 'Jingle Bells!' As the lyric states, 'The melody's the same; the rhythms, they are not.'

Jay's poetic text is a rhapsodic ode to the dawning of a day. Bright chords and vibrant syncopations depict the rising of the sun. This outstanding concert work will easily come together to make your...

Jay Althouse revisits a little-known gem by George Gershwin from nearly 100 years ago: a winsome melody winds over a terrain of jazz chords before melting into lush choral harmony. Flexible tempos and...

Originally appearing in Cole Porter's 1936 musical Red, Hot, and Blue, this flirtatious duet was also featured in Anything Goes, recently revived on Broadway. Jay's light swing approach makes this cla...

Pay tribute to one of America's all-time greatest songwriting teams! These seven memorable compositions of George and Ira Gershwin celebrate life, love, and music. Enjoy this 8 1/2-minute medley of so...

Your choirs will sound their best performing this elegant, contemporary arrangement of the well-known American folk song. Uplifting for school and church choirs alike.

A rich accompaniment and fresh-sounding harmonies drive this powerful arrangement to a dramatic and majestic finish. A holiday highlight for school and church.

What a mixed-up, mixed meter, crazy and fun arrangement of 'Jingle Bells!' As the lyric states, 'The melody's the same; the rhythms, they are not.'

Great jazz singers from Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra to Rosemary Clooney and Mel Tormé have covered this popular swing number from the '40s. Great for show/jazz groups as well as concert choirs.

This Jay Althouse original is one of the all-time top-sellers in the Hope catalog: available in SATB, SAB, two-part mixed or treble choir, and now a new setting for men's voices. Accompaniment can be...

Finally, a song for the hard-working, harmonizing 'unsung' heroes of the choir: the altos! As you'd expect, the altos get the melody on this spirited number while the other voices sing praises to them...