Kirchenlieder für gemischten Chor

All of the glory of the coral music of the early 1600's unforgettably arranged for SSAATB and accompaniment, but only if necessary. 'Weep ye children of Israel.' Emotional.

The apex of choral composition for double choir in a thundering, triumphant polyphonic salutation. An important experience in every choral musician's 'entwicklung.'

The exalting Christmas carol here arranged in contrasting unison and harmonized phrases. Polyphonic refrain adds interest.

Psalm 24 poses the question and answer neatly performed by solo tenor section. 'He that hath clean hands.' Modern acapella setting.

Cheerful and energetic, this arrangement will send off your audience in the spirit of the holidays! Whether performed by an a cappella ensemble or full chorus with piano accompaniment, the intricately...

A reflective lullaby-styled setting of the traditional English children's song of the Nativity here in easy arrangement for mixed voices.

A lilting modern setting of the Kodaya's Carol with stunning voice leading. Always a Saint Olaf College Choir favorite.

A great Christmas favorite laced with the sonority of the great Russian composer's craft. An experienced deserved by every student of the choral art.

The unforgettable, heavy-hearted chorale of hope and commitment presented in a perfect anthem edition for this season.

Here an adaptation from the Spanish of Vega set for solo and mixed choir by F. Melius Christiansen. One of the most beautiful melodies we have heard exquisitely stated in soprano solo and lavishly bac...

A choral motet in three separate octavos by Gustav Schreck, arranged and edited by Olaf C. Christiansen. One of Christiansen's great contributions to the modern American choral repertory is to make th...

A choral motet in three separate octavos by Gustav Schreck, arranged and edited by Olaf C. Christiansen. One of Christiansen's great contributions to the modern American choral repertory is to make th...

A choral motet in three separate octavos by Gustav Schreck, arranged and edited by Olaf C. Christiansen. One of Christiansen's great contributions to the modern American choral repertory is to make th...

A coronation chorale of great majesty with easy voice-leading for quick mastery.

A maghnificent English textual papraphrase of the 17th Century melody by Peter Tkach. Echo esponses are a favorite of congregations and audiences. Interesting and easy.

A martial, fervent, and flowing adaptation of this great hymn, Unison opening statement is embellished with flowing polyphony followed by unison and final chorale.