Partituras fácil de Walton Music

Ola Gjeilo's first publication for developing voices features new lyrics by acclaimed lyricist, Charles Anthony Silvestri. Exploring the ideals of each of the four seasons, the lyrics have been beauti...

I. We Are Marching in the Light of God (Siyahamba) II. Halleluya! We Sing Your Praises (Pelo tsa rona)

The Walton edition of this Vivaldi masterwork has been an all-time favorite with high school choirs and beyond since its publication in 1961. Edited by renowned editor Mason Martens, it offers extensi...

This work by the Basque composer represents the beautiful tender musical feeling of Busto's sacred works. Available: SSAA a cappella.

The text by William Shakespeare about the pleasures and signs of springtime makes this the perfect selection for the final school concert. Available: SSA a cappella.

Give Me Jesus, a statement of faith through the voice of the enslaved, is set for SSA voices with integrity and beauty by composer Reginal Wright. This is a straightforward and effective setting that...

Ngothando es una canción escrita en isiZulu, y es un mensaje al mundo de que sólo a través del amor podemos conquistar las barreras que se interponen entre nosotros. Hermosa y accesible, es una obra c...

A new setting of the Latin Ubi Caritas text. Sustained passages and nice homophonic writing allow for reflection of the text and exploration of tone and blend. A good teaching piece and a great additi...

I Feel Like My Time Ain't Long is a mournful, yet hopeful, spiritual, beautifully arranged by Paul Christiansen. The text speaks of how we long for our heavenly home as our time on earth comes to a cl...

The text of this work was written by a young junior high Irish boy who very soon after lost his life in a street shooting. And so the poem became the voice of all children, victims in a world of war a...

Set to an early 20th century poem by Sara Teasdale, this SATB work speaks of peace through the music of stillness holy and low... Stars I shall find. Lovely concert work for school or church. Unaccomp...

From Freedom Is In Your Hand, a new and powerful collection of songs of protest and praise.

A fresh arrangement of the widely-known tune popularized by the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?, this work pays homage to the uniquely American tradition of shape-note singing. Works well as a process...

Old carol texts often inspire new tunes, as in the case of this piece, specially written for DeWald's own high school choir. A great companion piece to Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming.

Teachers, church choir directors and community choirs will like this beautiful, yet intimate, setting of the well-known Latin text. This work is easy to prepare and rewarding to sing! Duration: ca. 2:...

An excellent introduction to the beautiful music by master composer Felix Mendelssohn, this melodious setting about the nightingale (Op.59, No. 4) is the perfect choice for a small high school choir o...

A traditional street crier melody from the 17th century turned into a carol, this a cappella piece imagines the crier in the night being joined by carolers for part of his nightly walk. While suitable...

Written in honor of composer Javier Busto, this work attempts to capture in sound the warmth and blessing of a deep friendship. Typical of Elberdin's chordal Spanish compositional style, this joyful w...