Partituras de Coro y Voz para todas las agrupaciones

Written for the University of South Carolina, this new carol from Norwegian composer Kim André Arnesen sets a beautiful poem by Bliss William Carman (1861-1929). The poem describes a wintery world, wi...

A piano part is included for rehears al purposes.

Candles & Crowns de Christopher Norton es una obra coral animada y rítmica que combina influencias modernas con temas tradicionales. Norton, más conocido por su innovadora serie "Microjazz", también a...

James MacMillan is the pre-eminent Scottish composer of his generation. This attractive five-minute Advent/Christmas carol for choir and organ sets a poem by Michael Symmons Roberts, a frequent collab...

A collection of Christmas carols in a variety of languages, Karolju was inspired by the great body of Christmas carols written over the centuries, and Orff's Carmina Burana.

This tongue-in-cheek adaptation of Rudolph is written in Latin!

This arrangement explores the Caribbean sty;e known as “Afro-Cuban”: independent melodic lines with strong rhythmic pulses are superimposed to build up textures that are both rich and tran...

A simple and haunting American Christmas melody is united with a stunning contemporary text. Carnahan's setting underscores both the lyricism of the tune and the subtle drama of the lyrics.

This winning composition from the 2003 Welcome Christmas! carol competition is full of lush harmonies that push forward over the peaceful and delicate harp line.

Out of a single note, a single moment in time, arises the Great Mystery, revealed in the Christian tradition at Christmas time. After opening with a haunting unison chant, bass ostinato evokes the dry...

An original composition on a traditional Puerto Rican Christmas nativity text, O Brillante Estrella is in the style of a villancico, a lively Spanish carol. Colorful harmonies, syncopated rhythms, and...

From the album CoolSide of Yuletide, this is a musical wish for peace on earth that will have contemporary relevance and will resonate with today's youth. Serving as an appeal to strike down the diffe...

The simple structure of Edward Caswall's poem provides a welcome framework upon which to set this beautiful, original carol. With the viola serving as a solo voice and commenting on the choral passage...

This arrangement of three well-known carols 'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,' 'Angels We Have Heard on High,' and 'The First Noel' uses contemporary musical styles, altered harmonies and word play to ex...

Written in strophic-form and using dramatic variation in harmony, composer Michael J. Glasgow celebrates Christ's birth,foreshadows His Crucifixion and Resurrection and interweaves prophesy, doubt, an...

Written for and dedicated to the Toronto Children's Choir, legendary Canadian composer Ruth Watson Henderson has constructed a piece that incorporates all levels of a broad based Community Children's...

Written for the famous St. Olaf Christmas Concert in 2002, this is a lullaby for the Christ child sung by his mother Mary at the manger. Mary gently rocks the baby Jesus to sleep while singing of 'thi...

This fifteenth century English carol, originally titled 'Nowell, Nowell, Dieu vous garde' has been recast in modern form although the ancient feel is still present. Vocal parts may be doubled by wind...

This marvelous poetry is by award-winning Canadian poet, Wendy Jean MacLean, who also provided the fascinating text for Sirett's The Stars Point the Way'” (SSA and Piano, 979-0-051-48094-4) which was...

A gentle rocking-song from the Outer Hebrides, traditionally sung at Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Rogers' arrangement begins quietly with a solo soprano, and gradually builds to the full choir.

The tuneful melody of this lovely Austrian carol dominates the choral texture. The piano accompaniment provides a colorful harmonic underlay and feeling of momentum. Although scored for SATB voices, u...

This short and accessible Christmas anthem begins with a lilting 9/8 section, becoming harmonically richer and fuller as it builds to a joyous “Gloria.”