Konzertante Musik Noten

Two contrasting moods are explored in this short setting that gives young singers a chance to develop a full, free and flexible sound. Includes two movements: Moon, Are You Out There and Fine Day.

Now available in a 2-Part voicing! The Swahili text of this African-style original is a joyful celebration of peace with music that will be easily learned and fun to perform! The shakere and hand drum...

The carefully crafted unison lines, call and response, countermelodies and excellent tessitura of this easily-learned original will showcase your young singers at their best. A wonderful spring concer...

The wonders of nature and the winter landscape are the images evoked in this reflective work for treble voices. Accessible enough for younger ensembles, yet with a sophisticated flair that makes it ap...

The poetry of Megan Levad and the music of Kristin Kuster fit together like a hand in a glove. Like a single, coordinated voice from two thoughtful and creative women. three movements under one cover...

This setting of the Israeli folk song offers developing TB choirs a different take on the classic round. It offers rhythmic challenges, along with some chromatic maneuverings, yet employs appropriate...

Written for the Utah Valley University Men's Choir with an original text by the composer, this sensitive text speaks of the life experiences that make up the tapestry of our lives. With the melody mov...

Originally written for the dedication of the chapel in the cathedral in Linz, Austria, this choral classic can be used for dedications, graduations or for general concert purposes. The original SATB w...

A fiery text by Robert Bode, an optional 'descant piano' and a fierce musical setting are the ingredients for a memorable tour de force for your men's choir.

This piece creates opportunities for success for young men at all stages of the changing voice. The poetry of Sara Teasdale provides a theme of beauty, longing, and the quest for love that is easily a...

Now available for men's voices, this loving and dreamlike work captures the undulating rhythm of a mother rocking her child to sleep. The text is a classic by Rudyard Kipling: Oh! Hush thee, my baby,...

Mack Wilberg's very successful SATB arrangement of this rousing American folksong has been aptly set here for male chorus. Although the piece can be effectively performed with piano accompaniment alon...

Beginning with a dynamic vocal intro followed by a unison and melodic opening phrase, this well-known Longfellow poem is painted with a full range of dynamics, melodic turns and tempos all supported b...

A beautiful melody captures the essence of the poetry of John Thornburg. In a safe place, among their friends, the young men of the choir can explore feelings and emotions not always available to them...

This anthem springs from the Psalms and moves between these encouraging words in a free flowing way rather than standard song forms. Rich part writing features some division for an impressive sonorous...

Terry York's introspective text will guide listeners to a deep level of personal worship as David Schwoebel's music descriptively paints the cry, Music, more music, Lord, from places deeper in my hear...