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Bring the radiant splendor of one of the most celebrated masterpieces in music history to your choral concert: George Frideric Handel's majestic 'Hallelujah Chorus' has captivated audiences worldwide...

This easy-to-sing concert work is built on Billing's Wake Ev'ry Breath canon. It's an ideal concert opener that will be a welcome addition to every choral library.

The final chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabaeus is a true choral masterpiece. Russell Robinson's arrangement places this great work within reach of younger and developing choirs. It will be a...

Originally written for four-part chorus, organ and strings, this motet is one of the most frequently performed Mozart choral works. Russell Robinson has adapted this work for our Developing SATB Reper...

The classic selection from the Mozart Requiem is adapted for developing choirs in this new setting from Russell Robinson. Now your younger choirs can perform this exceptional selection.

by Flor Peeters

Bring powerful choral sound and pure musical joy to the stage with "Cry Out and Shout", published by the renowned Alfred Publishing. This stirring piece for mixed choir captivates both singers and aud...

Bring touching harmonies to your choral repertoire with "Dream a Dream" by Ed Robertson. This sensitive arrangement for mixed choir (SATB) and piano accompaniment captivates through its harmonic depth...

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A long-time favorite on the festival circuit for SATB ensembles, 'Festival Sanctus' is now available for two-part treble ensembles. It is driving, rhythmic and up-tempo -- all the ingredients that cre...

A contemporary orchestration and a men's voicing have been newly added to this, the opening movement from John Leavitt's Missa Festiva. Lyrical lines and flowing phrases throughout.

A contemporary orchestration and a men's voicing have been newly added to this, the opening movement from John Leavitt's Missa Festiva. Lyrical lines and flowing phrases throughout.

The multi-talented John Leavitt arranges a very simple version of the ever-popular Ubi Caritas. It will be a joy to perform!

This Jubilate is rhythmic and fun to sing. Its forward momentum bursts with energy. Use this one for concert, festival or contest.

This Gloria is from Vivaldi's Dixit. It's up-tempo, fun to sing, and has much of the same musical flavor as Vivaldi's better known work. Sing it in English or Latin. A great work for contest or festiv...

John writes exciting material for the SATB ensemble and his 'Laudate! ,' in a neo-Baroque style, is challenging and fun. The Baroque-like rhythms will require clean articulation and constant drive to...

John writes exciting material for the SATB ensemble and his 'Laudate! ,' in a neo-Baroque style, is challenging and fun. The Baroque-like rhythms will require clean articulation and constant drive to...

From Mozart comes this delightful choral work appropriate for contest or festival use. Patrick Liebergen's English text is appropriate for use in both church and school. The music is characterized by...

Patrick Liebergen has provided us with a well-crafted edition from the final section of Vivaldi's setting of Psalm 147. This energetic chorus will add a joyous touch to any concert. Latin pronunciatio...

The Handel classic sung every year by millions of singers of all ages is now recreated in a very performable edition for younger and developing choirs. Sonja has carefully crafted the arrangement to c...

Patrick Liebergen has provided us with a well-crafted edition from the final section of Vivaldi's setting of Psalm 147. This energetic chorus will add a joyous touch to any concert. Latin pronunciatio...

The famous Schubert 'Kyrie' from his Mass in G is brought within reach of younger choirs in this superb edition from Russell Robinson. The key change together with the simplified accompaniment make it...

In our new Developing SATB Repertoire series, Russell Robinson has arranged an exciting edition of the famous Haydn ''Gloria'' from Heiligmesse. Introduce your developing choirs to great choral repert...