Partituras de Natalie Sleeth para coro

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.

This easy piece for three equal voices goes into a round that makes a simple tune something special.

Both children and adults alike love this easy piece. Beyond the 'laudamus' phrase, the words are in English. From the Sleeth collection, Laudamus (HMC126)

A lilting Christmas carol that is easy enough for the children

Easy, two-part Palm Sunday selection for young or inexperienced choir from Sleeth's collection: Laudamus (HMB126)

A joy-filled perennial from the inspired pen of the late Natalie Sleeth is given a new lease on life in this expertly crafted version by Carl Strommen. Originally for women's voices, Gaudeamus Hodie a...

Natalie Sleeth's popular anthem revoiced for SAB voices. Also available is a 3-5 octave handbell arrangement w/opt. 2-4 octave handchimes by Martha Lynn Thompson that can be used to accompany the chor...

Choral Piece by Natalie Sleeth.

Natalie Sleeth's popular choral anthem and hymn, also known as 'In the Bulb There Is a Flower, ' has been given a lovely new treatment by Tom Fettke for SATB choirs. The provocative text relates both...