Partituras fácil para Coro mixto

Available: SATB, Instrumental Parts.

A simple patriotic piece with original words and music by Ed Harris.

The official theme song for 'Music In Our Schools Month' March 1989For soprano, alto and bass, this arrangement would be a great additionto any music library.

A sacred piece great for any occasion, for mixed voices with keyboard and optional C instrument. Particularly good for the fifth Sunday after Epiphany.

This spirited octavo is based on Matthew 10:7-13.

This easily accessible secular piece would be a great addition to a beginning choir's repertoire

For the Lenten season, this is a very accessible piece for any choir: Jr. high, high school, or adult. From our Hal Hopson Choral Series

Easy familiar sacred work, works for any Sunday and with reduced choir

Very easy anthem with words by Charles WesleyHymn tune: Blaenwern

This is a great piece for general use. It is sweet and gentle with a beautiful keyboard accompaniment.

Originally scored for unison choir, Bert Carlson has effectively set this haunting tune for mixed voices.

Not what we think of as today's 'praise songs', this is eight simple service pieces, mostly two-part rounds, some four-part, an exceedingly useful addition to the folder.

This is an Epiphany piece for the young or lesser-experienced choir. While the sopranos and baritones are playing with the melody, the altos are crooning alleluias in the middle, it is simple and swee...

An easy, happy little piece for middle or high school chorus

From our Accent On Youth Series. This is an easy, but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir that starts simple and gets progressively richer in texture.

An easy but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir: starts simply, and gets progressively richer in texture.

A lovely choice for young or inexperienced choir, arranged as a litany: Verse 1 unisonVerse 2 womenVerse 3 choirVerse 4 menVerse 5 choir and optional congregation with a descant

From the Accent On Youth Series comes this easy secondary piece on love and friendship. It is secular, but would work well as an accessory to worship.

An easy, interesting setting of Isaac Watts' Alas, And Did My Savior Bleed?