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 fun and exciting piece for concert or festival use, Alle, Alleluia is a stunning work to introduce mixed meter to your advancing choir. The voice parts have accessible ranges, which will make this w...

A solemn chant provides the compelling opening for this thrilling mixed-meter piece. Eventually the sequential melody, sung first in unison, develops into full homophonic writing. Resonant chords ring...

The excitement and joy of Easter is captured in this celebratory anthem for SATB choir and keyboard with optional handbells, brass, and timpani. Quoting 'Lyra Davidica, ' Allen Pote incorporates drivi...

The famous Tschesnokoff choral Salvation Is Created coupled with Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence creates a meditative and uplifting pairing for the Advent season. The supportive string and percussio...

Easy to learn and rewarding to sing, this joyful partner song is appropriate at any time of year. The rhythmic 3/4 lilt of the opening and closing is artfully contrasted with lyrical 4/4 phrases in th...

Paul Williams and Joseph Martin have given us many beautiful songs for worship. Taken from the cantata A Time for Alleluia, this octavo is one of their most impacting. Martin's soaring music lifts the...

Majestic, powerful, and deeply moving: The "Passacaglia on the Theme of the 'Hallelujah' Op. 153" for organ is an impressive masterpiece for the king of instruments. The famous, celebratory Hallelujah...

A quintessential Easter anthem, the prized tune LANCASHIRE is the foundation for this festive resurrection declaration. The silent alleluias of Lent and Holy Week are unleashed with joyful abandon by...

Compositions from F. G. Rathbun, Anthony Louis Scarmolin, James H. Rogers, William Berwald, C. S. Morrison, Charles E. Overholt, Harry Patterson Hopkins, Carl Wilhelm Kern, Frederick Keats, Frederic L...

As publishers and musicians ourselves, we understand the financial restraints faced by many choir directors. Even if you use just one of the pieces in the set you are paying only the usual price of a...

This joyful piece is also featured in Alfred's Sing at First Sight (a choral sight singing method), so you can be assured that it will be easy to teach, with singable lines and simple intervals. Partn...

Alleluia, Cantate Domino es un texto litúrgico tradicional, aquí interpretado por Marques Garrett, por encargo del Departamento de Música de la Universidad de Harvard en honor del centenario de la mus...

A strong choral statement that begins in C minor, builds, and finishes powerfully with a jubilant ending in E-flat major. Great contemporary writing, accessible for today's choirs. One of Jay Althouse...

The joy of Christ's resurrection abounds in this anthem proclaiming the victorious news, 'Jesus arose! He rose from the grave!' Melodic repetition in the verses and a recurring refrain make the anthem...

Uses: General, Music Appreciation Scripture: II Chronicles 5:13; Psalm 46:1; Psalm 147:7 Joyful with a strong message of worship and praise, this festive choral will enliven any sacred gathering. Base...

Mozart's delightful melody is paired with an original text by the arranger suitable as an opening number for concert choir. The musical theme and accessible vocal writing will appeal to both high scho...

It's a 'partner-song plus' that's appropriate for year round use, including the holidays. The two strong but singable melodies combine with a descant and suddenly your 2-part group is singing in 3 par...