Noten für Chor a cappella

Looking for a fresh approach to the holiday season? Join in on the 'Holiday Song Search! ' Don't miss the fun as Chris Moss and Eve Tide, the editors of the Holly & Ivy Music Company, hunt for the per...

Want to develop and improve the part singing in your young choirs? Take a look at this Don Moore arrangement of a beautifully melodic and flowing Mozart canon. The melody is simple, singable, and easy...

The original work by Giuseppe Pitoni (1657-1743) was a cappella, but Donald Moore has added a straightforward accompaniment of piano and optional flute or C-instrument. What a great way to introduce y...

Hello, welcome to Africa. Patsy Simms has crafted the piece in the traditional African style with brief joyous solos (or small groups) followed by responses from the choir. Much of the text is in Engl...

These two short songs are an excellent introduction to cross-cultural choral singing. Both incorporate brief Spanish phrases with an English text. Numero uno is a sensitive piece about music; dos is a...

It's a salute to the 'rough and ready, strong and steady' boys of your choir. And who better to salute the boys than the girls: 'You gotta love the boys! ' Jay Althouse pulls out all the stops on this...

Only Jerry Estes could create this fresh and fun arrangement of the classic spiritual. It's clever and well-crafted for young and developing 2 and 3-part choirs. The ranges are modest, the part-writin...

From the explosive piano introduction you immediately sense the excitement of this new concert piece from Jerry Estes. 'From the mountains to the valley below, sing Cantate Domino. ' The driving rhyth...

Omnia Vincit Amor is Latin for 'Love conquers all,' and this wonderful piece by Jerry Estes will engage your students with its music and its text. It has a pop/contemporary feel with parallel harmonie...

No nation better represents the mixing of 'world' music than Brazil, and the pure harmonies and silky melodies of its pop music have never gone out of style. Jay Althouse recreates this Brazilian feel...

Partner songs are always fine choices for young choirs, and this is one by Mary Donnelly and George Strid is one of the best. The lilting melody of the traditional Still, Still, Still is perfectly pai...

It has hints of Africa, as well as the Caribbean. Certainly, Bethlehem Hallelu has its roots in the African Diaspora. It's rhythmic and melodic, in a walking tempo wich anchors the piece as it builds...

Nancy Litten's Choral and Vocal Warm-Ups for Pianists provides the perfect accompaniment for a whole range of warm-ups she herself uses regularly with choirs. This invaluable guide leads the choral di...

Notes about each holiday (may be used as connecting dialog), Programming ideas, Reproducible Student Song Sheets, Performance and Musical Development notes, Suggested activities, PLUS tons of ideas fo...

Hear the 'clip, clop' of horses hooves and the sparkle of sleigh bells in this vivacious pairing of two winter-time favorites: Jingle Bells and Over the River with hints of Up On The Housetop thrown i...

For just a little while we were here together. . . what a special time it was. These touching sentiments, and a beautifully singable melody, make for Just A Little While the perfect number for graduat...

A majestic fanfare-like echo section opens this exceptional choral work by Sally K. Albrecht. The strong opening melody gives way to a driving contrapuntal section with handclaps. A descant powers the...