Partituras de Alfred para coro

What's better than a snowman? A snowman who's 'a showman inside!' Reminiscent of great pizazz-y showstoppers, this one's just a fancy partner-song; one part glitzy hook, another part patter-text compa...

Simple, sincere, and effective, this universal peace song refers to the sounds of nature as a guide to finding our own harmony. The English text includes one Latin word and presents a timeless, import...

This was the first of many hits that Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler wrote together. It's most associated with Judy Garland, who performed 'Get Happy' in her last MGM film Summer Stock. This incredible h...

Written as a special commission for the North Carolina Chapter of the Music Teachers National Association, Alfred proudly presents this charming song set composed specifically for treble choirs. In ea...

The first day after Christmas my true love and I had a fight! This humorous spoof addresses the use and disposal of those twelve famous gifts. Introducing new voicings and a professionally recorded So...

Here's the perfect gospel-style Christmas number for your holiday concert. Try it as a closer, adding hand claps at the key change. 'Glory, glory hallelu!' Features two brief solos and a descant group...

This authentic Zulu folk song is a perfect fit for mixed and treble choirs in three parts. The multicultural groove of rhythmic choral parts is routinely punctuated by brief solos and joyful handclaps...

Pay tribute to one of America's greatest songwriters of all time! Cole Porter's music is sometimes sophisticated, sometimes sassy, and always memorable. Here's an 8 1/2-minute medley of some of his be...

Curious to know the inside scoop on your favorite Christmas characters? Then check out the North Pole Diaries to learn just what secrets Santa, Mrs. Claus, Dancer, two Elves, Santa's Mechanic Bob, and...

I love coffee, I love tea ... Originally made popular by The Ink Spots in 1940 and later by The Manhattan Transfer, this jazz standard still swings today! 'I love the java jive, and it loves me.'

Get into the gospel groove with this rockin' Mark Hayes arrangement of an all-time Edwin Hawkins favorite. Gives you an opportunity to highlight a favorite soloist or two.

A crisp, detached accompaniment supports the playful attitude of an evocative text, and articulate voice parts provide vivid images of wintertime. The F-minor tonality makes for a haunting and delight...