Partituras de jazz para coro

This uplifting ballad offers a positive message of hope: Starting one by one, if we join our voices together we can build a world of harmony. An ideal festival selection for elementary and middle scho...

Younger and developing mixed and treble choirs will enjoy performing this jazz inflected doo-wop song from the 1930s, but made popular in 1961 by the vocal group the Marcels. A perfect selection for e...

Uses: General, Hymn, Thanksgiving Scripture: Psalm 33:1-6; Psalm 95:1-6; Isaiah 6:3; Ephesians 5:20 This beloved hymn text is tastefully presented with a beautiful new melody. The composer's nuanced a...

Uses: Christmas, Concert Scripture: Matthew 1:1-11; Luke 2:1-20 This is your festive finale moment for holiday programming! A masterful rendition of a cadre of colorful Christmas carols, this choral t...

From the majestic opening through the lively verses of this French carol, younger and developing choirs will enjoy displaying their choral performance skill. Festive and filled with joy!

This vocal jazz classic from the iconic group Lambert, Hendricks & Ross offers younger or developing mixed and treble ensembles a chance to build important performance techniques! Lots of unison or tr...

This mini-medley of Christmas songs allows younger choirs to develop a variety of styles while building important choral performance skills. Accessible and well-crafted, your choirs will learn it in a...

Young singers can discover the sights and sounds of the Scottish Hebrides and an ancient chant sung by the people of that remote location. This setting includes original music that frames the chant an...

One of the most performed and recorded songs ever, this classic standard will enhance programming for jazz, pop and concert choirs in this well-crafted setting. A gem!

Ideal for developing choirs! This accessible setting of the Andrews Sisters classic offers a sleigh-ride full of merriment with this bright and cheery song with great opportunities to build intonation...

This gentle song from the folk era of the 1960s achieved even greater popularity when it was performed by John Denver and the Muppets in 1979 in their Christmas special and subsequent album. Now a cla...

This setting of the perennial Christmas favorite has a refreshing quality about it with creative style and key changes. Now available with a new orchestration by John Leavitt, it is even more ideal fo...

A jazz classic in a barn burner Afro-Cuban setting, provides an exciting and energetic closer to a set, or even a full show. Fun and rewarding for your group to perform, there are opportunities for mu...

Whoa! It's spooky in this attic! Quick! Let's find those holiday decorations and get out of here! Hey! Look at this piece of junk. Yikes! It talks... a TALKING JUKEBOX that lights up and plays music?...

Four simple words form the healing message of this song: More love, less hate. Choirs of all levels, in school, community and church will enjoy lifting up their audiences with such a powerful expressi...

Your singers can perfect their solfège skills while learning classical music with this audience pleaser! Melodies (in solfège) include Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Haydn's Surprise Symphony, Peer Gynt, Bee...

The Tony Award-winning songwriter Jason Robert Brown has created this thoughtful song, premiered by Broadway icon Kristin Chenoweth. Part hymn, part soliloquy, it offers singers an opportunity to use...

Seasons come, seasons go, nothing stays the same - this is the message of this folk-like original with words based on the text from Ecclesiastes. Younger choirs will enjoy singing this well-crafted wo...

Four children are on a modern day treasure hunt looking for the five core truths of faith as expressed by Martin Luther (ala the Reformation). While celebrating the Reformation's anniversary - 500 yea...

Fred Rogers, the American television personality who became an icon championing children's education and social equality, was especially fond of the numbers 1, 4 and 3. Signifying the number of letter...

Here is the 10th movement from the Handel Oratorio Judas Maccabaeus. Sung by a bass soloist in the major work, this arrangement is skillfully set to fit the voices of young men.

Here is a folk/pop song by the Indigo Girls that transfers to choral singing in the most natural way. Ranges are perfect and the style is contemporary and at the same time classic.