Partituras de Compositoras para Coro mixto: Versatilidad y arte

Combining a new song of patriotism with the much beloved My Country 'tis of Thee this is a wonderful addition to any patriotic concert. The meter for My Country.. has been changed from 3/4 to 4/4 whic...

Celebrate the lessons and legacy of the great president, Abraham Lincoln in 2009, the bicentennial of his birth. This choral suite uses Lincoln's own words to create a dramatic salute to this hero of...

Inspired by Matthew 24:30-31 and Revelation 19:11-16, this rollicking, gospel celebration by Bert Stratton with music by Vicki Courtney reminds us that Jesus will return again and take us to a joyous,...

Using the traditional Latin Sanctus text along with homophonic choral writing, this new original work provides developing singers the opportunity to experience techniques used in more advanced classic...

The poetry of this expressive winter song provides a florid description of the season's most distinct attributes. Warm choral harmonies are a stark contrast to the icy imagery, and an optional flute o...

A multicultural feature for all choirs! Feel the pulse of African rhythms, sing Swahili salutations, experience world music. Hakuna matata!

Carol for SSATB Choir.

Beyond the tapestry of darkness, the light still shines. Comparing the events of Jesus' final hours to an ever-darkening tapestry of green, brown, white and red, Ruth Elaine Schram has written a truly...

Gethsemane's impassioned prayer is hauntingly presented in Ruth Schram's exquisite style. First released in 1990 this best selling anthem, Not My Will, but Thine, is now made available for the first t...

Ruth Schram is our composer merit honoree this spring and we are proud to present this latest choral from her prolific pen. The universal theme of love and charity fill this piece with purpose and exc...

This shimmering choral work from Kerry Andrew is an imaginative setting of an ancient Aramaic text; 'Maranatha' meaning 'our Lord come' or 'Our Lord has come' . This text would probably have been used...

For Mixed Chorus. Published in 1970. Revised version. Choral Score.

For mixed chorus and Cello. Published in 1979. Texts: Yeats. First performance: The Ionian Singers, conducted by James Wood, 14th April 1988. Score.