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This early Mozart work (K. 276) contrasts a soli quartet with the full choir and is carefully edited in this new edition by John Leavitt.

This early Mozart work (K. 276) contrasts a soli quartet with the full choir and is carefully edited in this new edition by John Leavitt.

Here are four selections from Brahms' impeccable Liebeslieder Walzer, rearranged for piano two-hands from the original four-hands accompaniment. With texts from poems reflecting on love, they form a f...

Echoing the setting of Gustav Holst, here is a new tune to some very familiar words with a new melody and a poignant, beautiful harmonization. May be performed with either piano or organ. Duration: ca...

This setting of Charpentier's prelude from Te Deum is scored for mixed voices, keyboard, optional trumpet, timpani (G, D), and congregation.

This work is one of Verdi's most popular opera choruses (Nabucco). Patrick Liebergen's edition provides an Italian pronunciation guide. It also comes with translation and piano accompaniment. Try it w...

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...

Pachelbel's Canon arranged for SATB and Piano (Organ) by Noel Goemanne.

Familiarize your students with the works of Beethoven by teaching this choral that includes three of his most familiar melodies, 'Ode to Joy, ' 'Moonlight Sonata, ' and 'Beethoven's Fifth. ' MartiLunn...

These famous and beloved choruses from the operas of Verdi, Gounod, and Borodin are published for the first time in one collection. There is a chorus for the women, a chorus for the men, and a chorus...

From Handel's opera Giustino, the happy events at the end of the opera are celebrated with the singing of this final chorus of joy. This shortened version with reduced vocal parts and keyboard reducti...

From Handel's opera Giustino, the happy events at the end of the opera are celebrated with the singing of this final chorus of joy. This shortened version with reduced vocal parts and keyboard reducti...

Mozart's Sanctus and Dona Nobis Pacem are brought together for performance either individually or as a set. Key, dynamic markings, piano reduction and an English version of the original Latin text com...

With a melody by Rolf Lovland, Brendan Graham was struggling to find a lyric and a theme that was sensitive enough for Rolf's gorgeous tune. Brendan's daughter was leaving home for a year's study in S...

Uses: General, Reformation, Hymn Arrangement Scripture: I Corinthians 6:19-20; Philippians 2:5-11; I Peter 2:9 'Music of the masters, for the Master' is exemplified in this sturdy adaptation of an ill...

The original choir edition of Vestiva i colli, a madrigal by Renaissance master Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, transports into polyphonic vocal music. Written for five-part choir (Cantus, Altus, Te...

L'edizione originale di Vestiva i colli, madrigale del maestro rinascimentale Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, trasporta nella polifonia vocale. Per coro a cinque voci (Cantus, Altus, Tenor, Bassus,...

The Drinking Song from Verdi's opera, La Traviata arranged for SATB and Piano.

D. S. Bortniansky's Cherubim-Song (No. 7), arranged by P. Tchaikovsky for five-part mixed chorus with Piano or Organ accompaniment. English text by Nathan Haskell Dole.

How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings arranged for SATb Choir with Piano accompaniment.

A work for Soprano Solo, SAT Chorus and Piano accompaniment. Uses text by Charles Grandmougin, translated by Jane May.