Partituras de coro

Text from Psalm 137:1-6. For Passover. For SATB and Optional Keyboard.

Psalm 133:1: 'Behold How It is for Brethren to Dwell Together. ' For SATB, Flute, Piano or Organ.

For Cantor, SATB and Keyboard, text in Hebrew from Psalm 118:26-29. 'Blessed is the One Who Comes to Seek God. '

For SATB, Keyboard with text from Psalm 121:1, 2 in Hebrew.

Text based on Psalm 22. Available for SATB.

The Westminster Conservatory Youth Chorale Jewish Music Series. For SATB and Solo and Piano.

This is a setting of a text by Yehudah Halevi found in the traditional High Holy Days Machzor. Reminiscent of Psalm 139 (Where can I go from your presence?), It is well-suited for Mincha Yom Kippur, M...

Solo (Med), SATB, Organ

An English setting of Yehudah Halevi's medieval poem, Yah Anah Emtza-acha, Holiness Everywhere is, simply put, a perfect marriage of music and text. Bryant captures the awe and fear of acknowledging G...

Song of Songs (or Song of Solomon) is beyond a doubt the most musical of all Biblical books - The Psalms notwithstanding. Here is another fine addition to this repertoire: Ani l'Dodi, set to a simple...

This piece has the potential to be a superstar. Synagogues, churches, and secular choirs alike, young and old, will thrill to this upbeat anthem of rejoicing. Its simple text (Hallelujah!) and bright,...

One of the great, internationally renowned patriarchs of modern Jewish music is back with a setting of texts from Psalms and Mishnah. Steinberg's triumphant proclamation of the greatness of God will r...

Robert Applebaum is one of our favorite new composers; this piece has gotten a lot of attention. The ethereal, almost precarious setting and lilting chord progressions amongst this Hebrew prayer for p...

Ukranian Yiddish poet and songwriter Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman penned this hummable tune in 1976 in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson. Transcontinental and a raucous setting by master arranger...

This quasi-gospel style setting by David Shukiar is an incredibly spirited work. You will be moved to stomp your feet and clap along as this work is sung and played. Since its premiere in San Francisc...

Anyone with an appreciation of Israeli folk songs, or a taste for something exotic, will enjoy this setting of a well-known Eastern tune. Elliot Levine's harmony captures the mysterious modal flavor o...

This contemporary setting of Psalms 113 through 118 by master composer and professor of music at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati has been performed every year for the past 35 years by a choir con...

This major work is an affirmation of assurance that takes us on a musical and spiritual pilgrimage through the beloved 23rd Psalm. Singers and listeners will be carried from peaceful meadows to the sh...

Thomas Cousins is best known for festival anthem GLORIOUS EVERLASTING, which was performed by churches and schools constantly in the 2nd half of the 20th century. This setting of Psalm 47 is from the...

How great is this? A new hymn, with a dynamic text and lofty strain, written in a regal style that salutes the church's incredible legacy of hymnody. Text writer Chris Anderson and composer Richard Ni...

This is a fantastic festival piece. The antiphonal nature of the piece begs for creative use of the performance space. The Latin words taken from the Psalms are joyful and general, the parts are easil...

J. S. Bach penned SDG at the end of most of his compositions, which is Latin for to God be the glory. This energetic number can serve as a church anthem of praise or a concert number for high school,...

The beautiful words of Jeremiah promising us that God has plans for us has been treated graciously by Kevin Memley. Famous for his lovely melodies and satisfying developments, Kevin provides an anthem...

Uses: Graduation, Benediction Scripture: Philippians 1:3-9 A musician's benediction this choral original is at home in school concerts, as well as church sanctuaries. Written as a special commission t...