Partituras de coro

Bring vibrant energy and captivating rhythms to your choral repertoire! With "Auf den Straßen zu singen", published by the renowned Universal Edition, you and your ensemble will discover a compelling...

Experience one of the most moving moments in film music history: Patrick Doyle's triumphant masterpiece "Non Nobis Domine" from Kenneth Branagh's acclaimed classic film Henry V. This sublime choral wo...

Heart, We Will Forget Him is one movement from Michael Hennagin's Three Emily Dickinson Songs. The imagery of Dickinson's poem comes to life through Hennagin's thoughtful writing. The piano truly acts...

Offertorium ''In die solemnitatis'' für Solo-Sopran, gemischten Chor und Orchester Solo/Chorpartitur

This dynamic song from the musical Funny Girl is one of Barbra Streisand's signature tunes. Its upbeat lyrics and rhythmic drive make it a concert favorite. Also performed by Rachel on the TV show Gle...

No te pierdas esta nueva edición de la canción principal de la nueva versión de la exitosa película de los 80 Fama. Treinta años después, esta canción sigue molando y seguirá inspirando a intérpretes...

Sung by Will and Rachel in the fantastic 'Ballad' episode of Glee, this song was originally recorded in 1981 as a duet between Diana Ross and singer/composer Lionel Richie. Jay's arrangement features...

It's the 60s, the Age of Aquarius, of hippies, and of the surprise Broadway smash Hair. Here's the title number from the show. . . a real retro hit. The lyrics include 29 adjectives to describe hair....

From the classic musical Gypsy comes this bright 2-beat number that's virtually a Broadway anthem. Phil Kern has kept the show-biz feel of the song intact, with a Broadway-style band accompaniment, av...

Lerner, Frederick Loewe/Greg Gilpin (Broadway/Movies) The key word in this title is 'danced. ' And what says 'dance' more than 'disco?' It's a retro/disco version of the Lerner and Lowe standard from...

With the 2007 Broadway revival of the musical Grease (and the hubbub leading up to it with the TV reality show 'You're the One That I Want'), your choirs will beg to perform this new choral arrangemen...

One of the many hits from the groundbreaking musical The Wiz. It's arranged in a gospel style with several brief solos. Appropriate for concert and pop choirs. After all, who wants to hear bad news?

Here's a jammin' and jivin', red hot, razzmatazz setting of the title song from the musical Ain't Misbehavin', just perfect for show, jazz, or concert choirs.

This gentle pop ballad from Seussical The Musical dreams of a place where 'troubles will be few.' The verses delight with a wistful text, and the chorus is built upon a fresh and haunting chord progre...

La canción de zapato blando por excelencia ha recibido giros novedosos en abundancia. Este arreglo temático con variaciones incluye el zapato blando tradicional, un vals, un vals de jazz y un tema de...

La canción de zapato blando por excelencia ha recibido giros novedosos en abundancia. Este arreglo temático con variaciones incluye el zapato blando tradicional, un vals, un vals de jazz y un tema de...

Here's a dynamic new arrangement of the title song from the often revived musical hit, 42nd Street. Offered in true-to-form Broadway style, just the way you want to sing it-and hear it!

Come in cats, and check your hats! You won't want to miss this fantastic swingin' and sizzlin' arrangement of the favorite tune from the musical Ain't Misbehavin'. Nonstop, jazzy singin' and dancin' f...

The captivating words of Lynn Ahrens and buoyant music of Stephen Flaherty are vibrantly arranged for concert and show choirs in this 12-minute medley by Andy Beck. Enjoy singing (and dancing) the emo...

The captivating words of Lynn Ahrens and buoyant music of Stephen Flaherty are vibrantly arranged for concert and show choirs in this 12-minute medley by Andy Beck. Enjoy singing (and dancing) the emo...

This classic American song from Porgy and Bess is given a fine, dramatic choral treatment by arranger Douglas Wagner. Optional Concert Band accompaniment available.

It's the '60s, the Age of Aquarius, of hippies, and of the surprise Broadway smash Hair. Now, over 40 years later, this 'tribal love-rock musical' has returned to Broadway and has audiences dancing in...