Klassische Musik der Moderne Noten für gemischten Chor

This beautiful, unique arrangement of the famous air collected by J. S. Bach features an inspiring text which translates as If you are with me and works well in both secular concert and sacred context...

An excellent introduction to the beautiful music by master composer Felix Mendelssohn, this melodious setting about the nightingale (Op.59, No. 4) is the perfect choice for a small high school choir o...

This accessible masterwork setting for young choir may be performed a cappella or accompanied. An excellent selection for contest or festival performances! Performance Time: Approx. 1:10. Discovery Le...

Banchieri's Baroque madrigal was originally composed for SSATB a cappella voices. This new edition for SAB voices has been transposed down a step and includes optional parts for flute, cello and keybo...

One of Palestrina's most famous motets, this is a beautifully reflective anthem with Leavitt's editorial markings enhancing the musicality of the work. Available for SATB a cappella. Performance Time:...

This playful French chanson by di Lasso is delightful! Easily learned and effective in performance! Also includes an English text. Performance Time: Approx. 1:00

This secular collection is a fantastic resource for experiencing the music of the Renaissance. The six well-known and representative works are: April Is in My Mistress' Face (Thomas Morley), Bonjour,...

Hans Leo Hassler (1562-1612) was a prolific German composer who studied in Italy with Andrea Gabrieli. All Lust und Freud is a splendid example of secular German part-song fashioned after the Italian...

This secular English madrigal dances with rhythmic energy and fiery passion! The two soprano parts create an echo effect if separated spatially. Fun!

This secular English madrigal dances with rhythmic energy and fiery passion! The two soprano parts create an echo effect if separated spatially. Fun!

Robert H. Young's setting illuminates the rich beauty of the Dante Rossetti text. The expression is full and deep in both word and music.

John Dowland (1562-1626) has been rediscovered, thanks mainly to a new album by the recording artist, Sting, which features the music of this great English Renaissance composer. Edited by scholar Dr....

The unique Renaissance editions of William Belan continue with this well-known John Dowland (1563-1626) madrigal. The poem is one of the loveliest and most famous from its period, and Dowland's sensit...

This unique setting by Keith Christopher gives this perennial song a new island feel, complete with steel drums and percussion. Choirs and ensembles can sing along with the ChoirTrax, or as an option...

You've heard the a cappella version of this Debussy piano piece (famously recorded by the renowned Swingle Singers) on Glee. Here is a more accessible setting that will be lots of fun to rehearse and...

Here is the famous Rossini overture in a rollicking arrangement for a cappella choruses and ensembles! The familiar melodies and clever vocal effects make this ideal for a lighter concert moment or an...

This arrangement of a familiar favorite flows smoothly throughout, written for a cappella choir with keyboard reduction for rehearsal.

This short a capella motet, a setting of Psalm 51, requires a five-part chorus (SATBB). Edited by John Finley Williams, the motet can be performed in English or German and includes a piano reduction f...

O Heiland, reiß die Himmel auf' from Two Motets Op. 74. This motet is based on the old German Catholic song of the same name. For SATB Choir A Cappella. English and German texts.

German and English in the key of B-flat

A Cappella. Italian and English Lyrics.

This edition has both the original German text and the English translation, but whether it is sung in German or English, the beauty of this poetic text is drawn through expressive vocal harmonies.

From Psalm 137, By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion, this a cappella motet is filled with longing and deep emotion. Performance Time: Approx. 5:00