Jean Perry Chornoten

Once upon a time... Talking frogs? A falling sky? A town full of confused folk? What is really happening and who can answer these questions? The librarian? The coach? The Mayor and town council? The s...

A wonderfully effective cross-cultural holiday piece for 2-part choirs. The melody includes lengthy echo sections which make for easy learning.

A trip to Polynesia inspired Dave and Jean Perry to compose this authentic-sounding choral work based on the traditional rhythms and harmonies of the South Pacific. It's a cross-cultural number writte...

Who knew that Old King Cole had an appreciation for country fiddle? Sections of your choir emulate three fiddlers by singing unique, nonsensical refrains as each is introduced. At the end of the story...

Based on a short Russian phrase commonly spoken by a mother to a child, this delicate lullaby delights with its lilting triple meter and haunting melodic theme.

Originally composed for a German children's chorus, now you can share this childhood favorite with your own troop of cheerful explorers! Feature two favorite accompanists at the piano or use the bounc...

A haunting minor-key melody overlaps to create a textured canon in this reflective selection for the holidays. The evocative text depicts the warmth of Hanukkah candles in contrast to the chill of win...

The buoyant compound meter of this jovial Christmas charmer is suggestive of Irish folk music. Tuneful melodies are paired with merry 'ding dong' counterlines as this refreshing choral (with processio...

One Latin phrase, 'Et in terra pax,' is beautifully echoed through the voices in this universal call for peace. Opens with a heartfelt optional solo and builds to a powerful finish. Consider adding si...

Here's a bright wintertime feature in the spirit of an eastern European snow song. With lively syncopated entrances, tuneful melodies, and independent voice parts, it's just so easy to sing. And with...

A new carol for Yuletide! The merry melody, punctuated by festive 'Sing Noels' is passed through the choir, giving each section a small feature before a celebratory chorus unites the group in harmony....