Partituras de coro

Here's an African-style piece which includes a combination of English and Swahili text: 'As we travel down this weary road, amani utupe na ustawi. ' Outstanding SoundTrax has an African feel.

This light, pop style choral work makes you feel that 'something special has begun. So we'll take it step by step.' Your singers will feel the solid groove created by the piano or the exciting SoundTr...

This unique 2-part choral work is accompanied by percussion and Orff-style instrumensts (or piano). Listen as bells, woodblock, shaker, drum and cowbell build along with two strong counter-melodies. '...

A majestic, fanfare-like opening leads to an exuberant theme accompanied by a driving, yet not difficult piano part. Features solid choral writing, an echo section, and a legato 'B' melody which contr...

Harambee means 'let's pull together' in Swahili, a concept fostered in 'Umoja,' one of the principles of Kwanzaa. This new choral work with a rhythmic African pulse focuses on elements of this fast-gr...

What a stunningly beautiful melody! Opening with an optional solo, then duet, Pie Jesu develops with lush harmonies and counter-lines, then moves into a contrasting 'Agnus Dei' middle section. A pronu...

The energy and excitement of this Greg Gilpin piece are evident in the rhythmic vocal writing and the supportive piano part. The combination of Latin and English text makes it an excellent choice for...

You will not find a more hauntingly beautiful piece for your December concerts than this one. The text ('In December we remember our traditions new and old.') focuses on the candle, used as a symbol f...

Expand your group's cross-cultural musical awareness with this Christmas work based on an Ethiopian song. The text includes several phrases in Amharic, a language spoken by millions of North Africans....

Look no further for the perfect classic canon setting. With a melody by Mozart and an arrangement perfectly crafted for your singers by Don Moore, this 2-part piece is excellent for young and developi...

This outstanding work has a multitude of uses: Music in our Schools Month, music advocacy, graduation, concert opener. But you might sing it simply because it's a beautiful 'music' song that will touc...

Written exclusively for young and developing 2- and 3-part groups, this fresh, new arrangement is a quick-learn piece for your singers. The bright, driving accompaniment supports the traditional, yet...

Broadway, here we come, with this bright, bouncy number featuring clever lyrics, a 2-beat feel, and a rousing finish. 'I want to be in the spotlight. I want to be in a show!' As a concert opener or as...

Friends on our left, friends on our right. . . we are surrounded by love. What a beautiful sentiment for any concert, including your December concerts. The text acknowledges the support and love of pa...

Ideal for groups just beginning to sing in parts, Bells Are Ringing features optional bells, sleigh bells, triangle and a descant. A festive addition to holiday and winter concerts. Easy melodies comb...

Muziki Vuma means 'music in the air' in Swahili, and the text of this infectious, cross-cultural piece is a combination of English and Swahili. It's rhythmic, with an African pulse, and the melodies r...

A trip to Polynesia inspired Dave and Jean Perry to compose this authentic-sounding choral work based on the traditional rhythms and harmonies of the South Pacific. It's a cross-cultural number writte...

Here's a unique partnering of two spirituals: 'Oh, Won't You Sit Down' and 'Sit Down, Servant. ' Each melody is presented individually, then combined with an additional counter-line (high voices in th...

Patrick Liebergen has skillfully arranged this light, energetic Purcell masterwork in editions for today's SSA and 2-part treble choral groups. It's an excellent concert or festival work with solid pa...

Dave and Jean Perry have created a clever new arrangement of an American folk song classic. The strong individual vocal line, combined with modest ranges and solid part writing make it an ideal choice...

An Althouse/Albrecht winner! It combines the sentiments of all the December holidays by celebrating the candle, a universal symbol of peace. 'One tradition unites us all: one glowing candle so small....

A lovely Christina Rossetti text is the foundation for this pensive new choral work for treble voices by Carol Kelley. It's a thought provoking question that can never be answered: 'Who has seen the w...

Want to develop and improve the part singing in your young choirs? Take a look at this Don Moore arrangement of a beautifully melodic and flowing Mozart canon. The melody is simple, singable, and easy...

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...