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The original work by Giuseppe Pitoni (1657-1743) was a cappella, but Donald Moore has added a straightforward accompaniment of piano and optional flute or C-instrument. What a great way to introduce y...

These two short songs are an excellent introduction to cross-cultural choral singing. Both incorporate brief Spanish phrases with an English text. Numero uno is a sensitive piece about music; dos is a...

No nation better represents the mixing of 'world' music than Brazil, and the pure harmonies and silky melodies of its pop music have never gone out of style. Jay Althouse recreates this Brazilian feel...

Fill the air with joyful sound. This well-crafted piece practically sings itself-perfect for young and developing 2 and 3-part choirs. Dave and Jean Perry have filled the score with well-written count...

Partner songs are always fine choices for young choirs, and this is one by Mary Donnelly and George Strid is one of the best. The lilting melody of the traditional Still, Still, Still is perfectly pai...

This haunting melody has been recorded by everyone from Charlotte Church to Andrea Bocelli and no wonder: it's gorgeous. And the harmonies are lush, and unexpected for a 16th century piece. The voice...

Hear the 'clip, clop' of horses hooves and the sparkle of sleigh bells in this vivacious pairing of two winter-time favorites: Jingle Bells and Over the River with hints of Up On The Housetop thrown i...

For just a little while we were here together. . . what a special time it was. These touching sentiments, and a beautifully singable melody, make for Just A Little While the perfect number for graduat...

The beautiful melody could certainly stand alone, but when the optional flute or recorder enters, playing Amazing Grace in counterpoint to the melody, well, it's the icing on the cake. And the text is...

A concert opener your audiences (and singers) will remember for years to come. It's the ultimate Broadway-style, 2-beat blockbuster. Jay Althouse throws in everything but the kitchen sink on this one....

What's in the forecast? Could it be snow? Yes!! And not just a flurry, but a blizzard enough to make it a Snow Day! 'I've been waiting since September, even though I must remember, we'll make it up in...

To kindle means to cause something, such as a candle, to begin burning. This December piece describes what we can do 'to make a world where no one fights, as we kindle the Hanukkah lights.' An express...

The title says it all: a tribute to the hard working spouse of Mr. C. 'Without a woman to help him, how would Santa be on time?' From tuning up the sled to getting the reindeer fed, 'it's time to sing...

Jay Althouse follows up his cross-cultural ¡Cantar! with another exciting choral work in Afro-Cuban style. The text (mostly in English, except for two brief Spanish phrases) reminds us that music is e...

You'll feel the African pulse of this piece from the first measure. 'Changamano, join together. Moja, moja, one by one.' The text features seven Swahili words or phrases; a pronunciation guide and tra...

Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry comprised of three lines of five, seven, and five syllables. Jerry Estes has crafted a set of four short pieces set to original haiku. . . one for each season of the...

This stirring tribute to America is the perfect finale for your upcoming concert. After a stunning opening fanfare, excerpts of 'Simple Gifts,' 'America, the Beautiful,' 'America,' and the chorus of '...

May your life be filled with song. And may your friends all sing along. These two simple sentences begin the heartfelt text of this lovely choral ballad. The melodies are equally beautiful in their si...

With a meaningful text and a strong melody, this inspiring ballad will find a place on any choral concert, at any level. 'Hand in hand, side by side. Here we stand, filled with pride. Seize the moment...

The traditional strains of Deck The Hall are set in a lilting six-eight tempo and echoed from part to part in this festive carol by Greg Gilpin. With a new polyphonic 'fa-la-la-la' sequence and a deli...

Jay Althouse has put together a trio of jazz tunes for young choirs. It opens with a light swing number, followed by a traditional vocal jazz ballad, and closes with a tight, up tempo chart reminiscen...

It's fun, it's festive, and it's a piece of cake. It's Jingle Bells combined with 'Chopsticks! ' That's right, you've heard it plucked out on your classroom piano over and over again, but never like t...

One of the most effective ways to develop part singing to your choir is through canon singing. And here is a lovely tune by Donald Moore that will not only build skills, but is also a terrific perform...

It's the merry melodies and charming harmonies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart cleverly strung together with lyrics from traditional Christmas carols. It's Deck the Hall, Jolly Old Saint Nicholas, Fum, Fum...