Russell L. Robinson

Russ Robinson brings us a very singable a cappella setting of this all-time classic from 'The Wizard of Oz. ' The 1998 theatrical release of the movie created a whole new wave of interest in this wond...

Me encanta el café, me encanta el té... Popularizado originalmente por The Ink Spots en 1940 y más tarde por The Manhattan Transfer, este estándar de jazz sigue sonando hoy en día. Amo el java jive, y...

This Gershwin® classic from Porgy and Bess truly comes to life in this exceptional new choral arrangement by Russell Robinson. While it is not without its challenges, this Broadway concert piece is we...

This widely performed Renaissance motet is now available in an SSA edition. Transposed up a fourth from the original key of F major, the beauty of Palestrina's polyphonic writing is maintained while m...

A modern sacred song that is truly a classic, this treasured message in music is arranged with thoughtful craftsmanship. Adorned with serenity, the anthem unfolds with graceful harmonies that capture...

Stardust, uno de los estándares más queridos del Gran Cancionero Americano, ha conservado su encanto agridulce durante casi un siglo. Fiel al humor conmovedor de la balada original escrita por Hoagy C...

Originally composed for SATB mixed voices, this Three-Part Mixed setting of the well-known madrigal, with Italian text throughout, may be sung a cappella or accompanied. A fantastic period piece! Also...

A classic seventeenth century madrigal, What If I Never Speed?, originally for four voices, has been judiciously re-set for a 3-part choir in a lower key (Bb) than the original (C). This allows the ma...

Using the Forest Green hymn tune adapted by Ralph Vaughn Williams, Russell Robinson captures the flavor of the British version of this beloved carol with simplicity and beauty. A cappella and accessib...

El arreglo de Russ Robinson de Be Thou My Vision es simplista pero elegante. Su adición de "acordes de color" añade interés musical sin desvirtuar la melodía y las armonías originales.

Russell Robinson embraces all the beauty and sensitivity of this Errol Garner pop tune in a very simple setting that will add a touch of class to any choral concert.

This fun two-part vocal jazz piece talks about the stylistic jazz vocal idiom. Based on the 12-bar blues form, Robinson's cool original song offers variety and flexibility to sing call and response an...

Treble choirs of all sizes will enjoy singing this timeless English carol with diverse piano accompaniment and interesting textures and harmonies. A fine addition to any holiday program!

This outstanding collection features ten classic songs for any combination of two voices and piano. Alfred Music's top masterwork arrangers provide supportive accompaniments, well-crafted vocal lines,...

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'