Partituras de Barbershop para coro mixto

SATB & Organ The eloquent oboe part can also be effectively played by the organist's right hand.

SATB & Piano, Handbells Bell parts may be played by choir members. The easy piano part gives you the opportunity to recruit a piano student from congregation for this striking anthem.

SATB & Keyboard, Optional Handbells A reduced handbell part (just d5, a5, a6) is indicated in the score. Piano may be used instead of organ if desired.

SATB & Organ, Flute Is that a camel trekking to Bethlehem on the organ pedals?

SATB & Piano This setting of Andraé Crouch's well-known hymn (©Bud John Songs, Inc./Crouch Music; Used with permission) may be used for Christ the King Sunday, as well as a General anthem throughout t...

SATB & Percussion The paraphrased text for this lively anthem was provided by Gracia Grindal.

SATB Keyboard, Recorder Any C instrument may be used for this delicate setting of 'Let all mortal flesh keep silence.'

SSAATBB Unaccompanied A Beautiful Homophonic Setting Of A Traditional Norwegian Melody And Text. For Concert or Church.

This delicate and personal setting of the 19th century Swedish hymn is perfect for any time of year, but particularly emphasizes our life in Christ. Ideal for use at baptisms, funerals, or confirmatio...

SATB Divisi, Organ This atypical introspective music for Easter reflects the relative silence experienced by the three Marys as the approach the empty tomb, and their increasing joy as the angels tell...

Ya Viene, La Vieja SATB Piano Spanish and English lyrics are provided for this zesty Spanish carol. Hermiolas and mixed meters portray the varied parade of people with gifts following the Christ child...

The floating vocal sound created is reminiscent of both a choir in a cathedral and the plainsong origin of the melody. A wondrous tone cluster blossoms on the last 'Holy Spirit.'

Milonguera comes from the word milonga, which is a rhythm very close to the tango. The area of the milonga is Buenos Aires, Argentina. Oscar Escalda has built this exuberant work on a rhythmic pattern...

SATB Organ A lovely and evocative setting of a gorgeous 17th century text, 'Christ, he requires still whereso'er He comes to feed or lodge, to have the best of rooms.' Beautiful for Communion or Gener...

Lima, the capital of Peru, was the most important cultural and political Spanish center from the Colonial times in the Americas until almost 1810, when the independence movements began in South Americ...

This stirring paraphrase of the text from Hebrews 12, comparing Christian life to 'running the good race,' was originally composed for a church anniversary. Vaughan Williams' magnificent hymn, 'For Al...

SATB, Percussion, Opt Piano This is dynamic and short, to set the mood for an exciting, upbeat service. The drums and voices stem from the call and response of spirituals as well as the drumming of Af...

A vibrant, uplifting anthem that combines a warm, sustained choral refrain with the energetic support of a rhythmic piano score. 'Come to us . . . Here on earth your will be done.'

An evocative anthem that focuses on broad themes of the season with Susan Cherwien's passionate text, 'Return to God from wayward ways.' And through the time of reflection we hear God's call, 'Return,...

SATB Piano Using an Ephesians text, this anthem directs the congregation's hearts upon the glory of God, an especially appropriate message for the end of a worship service. The beauty of the easy-to-s...

SATB Unaccompanied an Exquisite Setting For The May The Road Rise Up To Meet You Blessing. Great For Graduation or As A Concert Closer.

Berger Reflects On Brazil. Portuguese & English Lyrics. SATB

This 'reverent' setting combines jazz harmonies with four-part chorale stylings in quarters and eighths. Unique chromaticism.

Arroz Con Leche is based on a melody that Carlos Guastavino learned from his mother. It is a traditional children's round which is very popular in South America. A few small differences in the words o...

SATB, Brass (Or Kybd.) Perc. An Outstanding Selection to End A Holiday Concert. Perfect For Massed Choirs. The Tinge of Dissonance in the Brass Parts Gives This Familiar Work A Unique Sparkle.