Partituras de Alfred para coro

It's a ready-made candle-lighting ceremony as a soloist sings with a solitary flame, a second voice adds its light, and gradually the whole choir illuminates the stage with their voices and hopes of p...

Darmon Meader takes a swinging approach to this pop/jazz standard, with a tight vocal arrangement accompanied by piano or optional jazz trio. Clever lyrics make it a real audience pleaser, and your si...

As if written in the ragtime era, this flashy novelty number includes a syncopated melody, a stride piano feature, and a light-hearted air. The nonsensical text opens the door for the rhyme scheme, an...

A knock-out, rock-out novelty number for 3- and 2-part choirs! What's worse than coal in your stocking? Getting caught under the mistletoe! This silly song features humorous words and 60s-style music...

A delicate melody swirls and twirls like drifting snow in this tasteful arrangement of a traditional Japanese school song. The three short Japanese phrases (and several English words) are easy-to-lear...

Here's a medley that couldn't be happier. It includes a swinging classic ('Forget your troubles and just get happy. . . ') and a gospel standard ('Oh happy day. . . when all my sins were washed away....

A full-fledged Latin-rock number, in the style of Carlos Santana, complete with rhythmic intensity and solid choral writing. The general, 'music' lyrics ('Life is like a melody. Life is like a song. '...

It's just so much fun adding a jazzy twist to this perennial classic! The bright swing tempo, vocal jazz harmonies, and scat singing are easy to accomplish and create a unique, never-heard-it-this-way...

In any language, peace is a beautiful thing. Perform this African-style rhythmic number for a great cross-cultural addition to any concert or festival. The text alternates between English and Swahili,...

The 'Klezmer' music of this traditional Hebrew folk song is vibrant and tuneful, while the text is an impassioned cry for peace. A canonic counterline animates the second verse, and the choral writing...