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The flowing, contrapuntal movement in Cantor Davidson's setting of Psalm 121 (A song of ascents...) is at once modern and madrigal, and provides options for singing in English, Hebrew, or both.

Now available in men's and women's groups settings, the multi-layered texture of this powerful original spiritual is both challenging and invigorating. Duration: ca. 2:10.

The Moses Hogan arrangement of this spiritual is an absolute showstopper, and has electrified audiences since its debut in 1996. Now men's and women's choirs can experience the same excitement with th...

So fill to me the parting glass. Good night and joy be with you all. This traditional Celtic song makes a wonderful closing number or encore for a concert. Opt. flute or other C instrument.

This colorful work from the Philippines portrays the soundscape of the Cordilleras, a mountainous region in the northern part of the country. Opening with a peaceful chant, representing the rice field...

The 17th century English composer Michael East wrote madrigals, anthems and consorts including this delightful madrigal here arranged for treble voices. With its intricate and playful voice parts, thi...

The beautiful simplicity of this classic melody is further enhanced by lush chord changes and tasteful phrasing. A can't miss setting of a great standard!

Now available in a sensitive a cappella edition, this Celtic Woman song is a tender reflection of the love between two people and their gratefulness for each other. In the morning when you rise, I ble...

For over seven decades, this song, written during World War II has held an emotional connection with music-lovers for its nostalgic longing for happier times. This a cappella setting offers an accessi...

A classic American folksong in a soulful unaccompanied setting that lends itself to so many performance options! Available separately: SATB a cappella, SSAA a cappella, TTBB a cappella. Duration: ca....

Introduce your treble choirs to the glorious sounds of the Renaissance with this short a cappella work by Sixtus Dietrich, who composed sacred and secular works in 16th century Germany.

This traditional greeting/salutation song of the Kwangali and Sotho people, with authentic call and response vocals, djembe, bass drum and shakers will be easily learned and a singer and audience favo...

This setting of a Latin hymn text for unaccompanied treble voices is a fervent and expressive outpouring of devotion. Ideal for treble choirs in school and community for contest, festival and sacred c...

Now available for women's voices, this popular French chanson relates the gossipy conversation of a pair of French housewives as they chatter about their husbands. Dance-like phrases echo back and for...

Considered the anthem of the American West, this a cappella arrangement will show off your choirs tuning and blend, with unison lines blossoming into full harmonies for an accessible and impressive ch...

Selected for the 2015 Pacific International Children's Choir Festival, this gentle prayer is gracious and moving. Jude Roldan has been composing music for the world-famous children's choir his wife co...

This Southern gospel spiritual will raise the roof of your concert hall or sanctuary with a Saturday night revival feel and foot tapping a cappella harmonies! Easily learned and fun to sing!

John Philip Sousa was an American composer and conductor best known for his military and patriotic marches. Sousa has over 100 marches to his credit, but this is his most successful and influential pi...

The Field Butterfly is a humorous song about the alikeness of a field butterfly to a 1900 Filipino lady dressed in her glamorous formal dress with tall butterfly sleeves. She struts swaying her hips d...

Pin pin de sarapin is a fingerplay song and chant from Capiz. It is a counting-out game where a player touches one finger after another of the other players and bends the finger on which he lands at t...

An important biblical parable comes to life in this traditional spiritual. Thoughtfully arranged, this tune in minor is singular in its sound and the text is ideal for those Sundays with readings rela...

Originally composed and recorded in 1947 for the soundtrack of the film Green Dolphin Street by the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, it became a standard after Miles Davis recorded it in 1958. The lyric and or...