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Esta pieza es especialmente adecuada para coros de secundaria y bachillerato del Estado de Ohio.

Una maravillosa composición de jazz de esta encantadora melodía tradicional. Pruébela tanto con su coro tradicional como con el grupo más contemporáneo. La escritura coral está tan bien hecha que incl...

Con partitura para coro SATB y piano, Schubert combina su música con un poema de amor atribuido a Johann Karl Unger. La edición de Cennen Gordon incluye una traducción al alemán y otra al inglés de Ro...

The madrigal, which originated as an art form in the 14th Century Europe, is a poem for two or more voice in combination. It is a special feature of the madrigal that all vocal lines, not only the tre...

The madrigal, which originated as an art form in the 14th Century Europe, is a poem for two or more voice in combination. It is a special feature of the madrigal that all vocal lines, not only the tre...

Adoratio de parte altera Cantici Canticorum Solomonis (Adoration from the Second Book of the Song of Solomon) is written for 21 voices a capella (6 Sopranos, 5 Altos, 5 Tenors, 5 Basses [or larger Cho...

Written for SATB chorus with organ and electronic piano. Commissioned by and dedicated to the Music Department of Public Schools, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Choral score.

Written for SATB chorus, a capella.

Written for SATB chorus with organ and electronic piano. Commissioned by and dedicated to the Music Department of Public Schools, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Conductor score and accompaniment part.

Based on Predude I from THE WELL-TEMPERED CLAVIER.

Craig Courtney's richly conceived setting of the William Butler Yeats poem is an impressive concert or contest selection with easily managed divisi in the soprano, tenor, and bass parts. Based on a tr...

Mark Hayes offers this highly entertaining musical depiction of the things that happen when Old Man Winter comes knocking at the door, complete with on-stage coughing, sneezing, and optional choreogra...

A harmonically rich setting of one of Robert Frost's most well-known poems, this piece is perfect for middle school or smaller high school ensembles. It is strophic in form, beginning in unison, easin...