Partituras de Natalie Sleeth para coro

For Unison Choir with 2 Flutes and Keyboard Accompaniment. Also availabla: SATB - CF-CM8804 arranged by Tom Fettke.

Bring vibrant energy and an uplifting swing to your next choral performance! Published by the renowned Carl Fischer, "Jazz Gloria" brilliantly merges traditional liturgical praise with infectious jazz...

Twelve songs written specifically for childrens choirs, highlighting the main seasons of the church year and the basic concepts of Christianity. A quality contribution to worship, whether performed by...

Book two of the popular collection. Twelve more unison, optional second part, pieces. Highly recommended. Contents:1. Fear Not For Tomorrow. 2. Lets Sing About Gods Love. 3. Each New Day. 4. How We Go...

One of our most popular holiday titles, this original work by Natalie Sleeth would be great for advent or Christmas. For children's choir or easy adult.

Simple, easy, very effective piece for two-part group of adults and/or childrenFor flute or violin obligatoAlso available in SATB (HMC1153)

Perfect for children's choir or a beginning adult choir, simple and uplifting

Natalie Sleeth has always been acknowledged as a composer with a special gift for the simple melody. Here, David Giardiniere arranges this tune for two-part treble voices with keyboard and optional ha...

An all time favorite, this piece can be done by quite small children or by adults. Everyone loves it! It may be done unison or as a two-part canon, or with the canon done on any C instrument, or even...

This is a wonderful Easter piece for children, beginning adult choir, or for standard choir repertoire for those inevitable Sundays when half the choir is unavailable.

Just what we like about a Sleeth piece: words that are simple, but meaningful, and a tune you'll find yourself humming later. Easy enough for the young children's choir, interesting enough for the old...

A Sleeth classic that is easy enough for the children but with message enough for adults.

This is an easy and fun piece for all singers and audiences from the youngest beginners to the overworked adults. For beginners, it can be treated as three separate songs that introduce counterpoint a...

The wit and wisdom of Natalie Sleeth sparkles with the syncopation of a simple 'rag', this would be beneficial for your middle school's winter concert.

This is a great one for the children, whether in church or school. The words are secular, but the message is sacred: 'let's keep Christmas the whole year through. '

Another hit for the children's choir. This one is easy, with a nice bit of counterpoint for a second part or a C instrument.

From the Accent On Youth Series. Sprightly show number for two-part choir, with piano duet and optional ad lib percussion, easy enough for children, fun enough for older groups.

Delightful beginners piece for children that teaches the lesson, 'If you first don't succeed.... ' from weekday songbook (HMC107)

Another worthwhile beginners piece from weekday songbook (HMC107)

Classic Sleeth, contains good music and a good message. For young, small, or inexperienced choir, this piece is written for two-parts, but can divide into four in several places.

Easy, worthwhile piece for the young or inexperienced choir

A perennial favorite, this easy benediction is a 3-part round.

Simple, but profound, and beautiful, any choir, from the children on up, can make this one work. Included in the Sleeth collection, Laudamus (HMB126)Also available in SATB (HMC1345)