Alleluia partituras

New for SATB and SAB! A singable Mozart canon is the basis for this fine 2-part arrangement by Donald Moore. An optional flute (included in the publication) also joins in the canon. The canonic style...

A unique work by Dave and Jean Perry for 3-part voices. Incorporates finger snaps and hand claps as an integral element in each voice part. The music consists of several melodies which are simply stat...

An exciting new concert work for your seasonal program. Its contemporary theme and energizing pulse, mixed with a traditional choral sound, will astound you. It really works! Logical part writing and...

Esta obra a cappella para coro TBB combina una escritura accesible e intencionadamente repetitiva con dinámicas suaves y aterciopeladas que dan forma a la pieza en contornos reflexivos. Sonoridades mo...

A newly discovered text from the late J. Paul Williams is set exuberantly in this approachable choral carol. The chorus delivers glorious alleluias while maintaining a conservative vocal range. Verses...

Here is a rhythmic choral miniature. The piece opens with a sparkling soprano motif, joined quickly by the other voices in rhythmic and fragmented repetition of the word alleluia, representing an enth...

Alleluia de Shavon Lloyd es una emocionante adición al repertorio familiar de canciones de una sola palabra. La repetición y los alegres motivos hacen que el elemento del doble coro sea mucho menos de...

The composer points to the many colors, articulations, dynamic levels and tempi to be explored in this piece - comparing it to skiing down a mountain. Mature men's choirs will be rewarded from explori...

This a cappella feature for treble or male choirs is an outstanding choice for any time of year. Strong individual voice lines add up to an exciting, dynamic, and vibrant concert feature. ABA format w...

From the Bach Cantata 142, this edition will be an excellent introduction to Baroque style for choirs of all levels. A fine choice for concert, festival and contest. Duration: ca. 1:15.

Carole Stephens creates a fresh new Alleluia setting that is appropriate for any choir. From its exquisitely sensitive opening to the spiritedly driving developmental section, it is sure to receive ov...

This vocal showpiece for soprano has been adapted for an alto saxophone showpiece within the quartet. The string accompaniment has been simplified and divided between the remaining players. This is a...