Partituras de David Schwoebel para coro mixto

A new classic for Christmas!Full orchestra available (HMC1533a)

Includes: 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, B-Flat Clarinet, Bassoon, 2 Horns In F, 2 Trumpets, Timpani, Percussion, Harp, Strings, and Full Score

Another great Christmas octavo from David Schwoebel! Full orchestra available (HMC1534a)

Haunting setting of Fanny Crosby's familiar words. Begins with a solo, and the last verse quotes the hymn tune 'Rescue'.

General sacred piece, great for any Sunday, beautiful melody and text

A great Sunday tune and singable for any choir

Moderately advanced advent piece with a beautiful and moving keyboard accompaniment, stirring and magnificent ending

Moderately easy for an adult choir, sweet and gentle octavo

A sacred concert piece for an advanced group. Four part, can be men, women, or mixed voices. Canon and counterpoint, with keyboard. Great for any sunday. This is an easily accessible piece and a great...

A charming octavo with a beautiful message, ideal for the typical church choir

This hymn is written for mixed voices (SATB) and contains a rich keyboard accompaniment. The text is based on Exodus 15:2.

This arrangement for choir, keyboard, and congregation is sure to send chills up the spine!

David Schwoebel has set the familiar words to new music that incorporates the old St. Margaret tuneTranscribed for: SATB, organ, and optional oboe

A state and festival piece by David Schwoebel that incorporates the hymn tune, showy, but not difficultSATB, piano accompaniment, optional organ and brass, optional congregation

Words by Horatius Bonar with music by David Schwoebel, contains rich choral harmonies that are full of power and majesty, a solid accompanist is required

This piece takes words from Micah 6:6-8 and begins candidly then culminates to a large, grand ending SATB with keyboard accompaniment, medium difficulty

Are you looking for a festival anthem that includes a significant role for handbells? This is it! Wonderful text by Isaac Watts and an inventive rhythm true to the works of our friend, David Schwoebel...

Make sure to include the congregation (singing the familiar hymn tune, St. Michael) when you present this exciting festival anthem.

A longtime sentimental favorite in many churches, try this SATB arrangement with a special touch by David Schwoebel